Jack Nicklaus, golf’s greatest champion, returned to Myrtle Beach to celebrate the 30th birthdays of his two Grand Strand designs – Pawleys Plantation and Long Bay Club – and as he has done so often, the Golden Bear left fans young and old smiling.
Read MoreJack Nicklaus came to town to celebrate the 30th birthdays of his two Myrtle Beach golf courses, and the Golden Bear, like so many players, recalled his work at Long Bay Club fondly.
Read MoreFor a traveling golf group celebrating a historic anniversary this fall, what better place than “The Granddaddy” to cap its 60th consecutive year of making Myrtle Beach their preferred destination?
Read MoreThe sheer volume of Myrtle Beach golf courses often attracts attention, but it’s not what makes the area special. What makes Myrtle Beach the game’s most popular destination is the number of high quality courses it offers.
Read MoreWith Halloween nearly upon us, it’s time to take a look at five high profile Myrtle Beach golf holes capable of haunting a round. These aren’t always the hardest hole on the course, but they are challenges that can turn your round from treat to trick with one loose swing.
Read MoreProfessional golfer and media personality Paige Spiranac is here to announce the winner of this year’s Play Golf with Paige Spiranac in Myrtle Beach Sweepstakes!
Read MoreThere are a lot of reasons Myrtle Beach is golf’s most popular destination, but at the top of the list are courses like Tradition Golf Club.
Read MoreBlackmoor Golf Club, the sole Gary Player design in the Myrtle Beach area, has reopened after recovering from the effects of Hurricane Florence. See how General Manager Bob Zuercher and his team worked feverishly to get Blackmoor back in great playing condition.
Read MoreSome people don’t have to try too hard to be side-splitting funny. It just comes naturally. David Feherty fits this profile to a T. And later this month, he brings his comedic genius to Myrtle Beach for an evening of laughs to help a great cause.
Read MoreHurricane Florence came ashore just north of Wilmington, N.C., on September 14 and proceeded to inundate the Carolinas with rain that was far more damaging than the wind speeds that initially attracted so much attention. With the rivers receding and the national media having moved on, the question we get asked most is, “How bad was it?” The honest answer is, it depends on where you were.
Read MoreGolfers have been teeing it up in Myrtle Beach for 91 years, and the course that welcomed those first players – Pine Lakes Country Club – continues to be among the area’s most popular layouts.
Read MorePGA TOUR superstar Dustin Johnson, Mark Bryan of Hootie & the Blowfish and NASCAR champion Denny Hamlin are teaming up with PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com, the Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course Owners Association, Golf Tourism Solutions and its non-profit foundation, Project Golf, to raise money for families impacted by Hurricane Florence. Myrtle Beach’s two PGA TOUR Superstore locations are also participating in the initiative.
Read MoreAs most Myrtle Beach golf courses have now reopened after Hurricane Florence, industry leaders speak out about the efforts they’ve made to bounce back, and what visiting golfers can expect when they arrive this fall.
Read MoreMyrtle Beach golf courses, spared the worst of Hurricane Florence’s wrath, are welcoming players back to the game’s most popular destination. By Wednesday morning, 45 area courses were scheduled to be open and that number will rise to at least 65 by Friday.
Read MoreHarry Whitt parred the 14th hole at Indian Wells Golf Club, walked to the 15th tee, and blasted his best drive of the day during the third round of the World Amateur Handicap Championship. The 10-year tournament veteran seemed to be in good spirits and good health.
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