Myrtle Beach Golf News & Updates

Rapid growth is a given on the Grand Strand. How to build on the region’s sea-and-tee economy is the question. Here are some possible answers.

Boasting an all-star lineup of course and lodging options, the new Clubhouse Package offered through Litchfield Beach & Golf Resort has quickly emerged as a favorite among vacationing golfers.

And with 3-night/3-round pricing for spring 2018 play starting at just $375 per golfer, it’s easy to see why.

Sell high, buy low – that’s the simple formula driving a massive southern migration in the U.S. and the dramatic growth of the Grand Strand.

Myrtle Beach and Dustin Johnson, the No. 1 player in the world, have always enjoyed a close relationship. DJ went to school at Coastal Carolina, lived and trained at TPC Myrtle Beach for years (he still keeps trophies at the course), and his namesake golf school is based here.

No review of the year in Myrtle Beach golf would be complete without looking back on the second annual #GolfisGreat video contest.

Not every big story occurs on the golf course, and that was certainly the case in 2017. Myrtle Beach has long been renowned as a good times destination, and that reputation was only enhanced in 2017.

Litchfield Country Club is one of the Myrtle Beach area’s classic designs, delivering an old-school experience golfers love.

Looking to diversify, Myrtle Beach and Environs made a major bet on a burgeoning phenomenon – sports tourism. The results have been nothing short of spectacular.

In this edition of the Golf Instruction Zone, Dustin Johnson Golf School Director of Coaching Allen Terrell runs through three key questions you want to ask yourself as you practice and analyze your putting stroke.

The Pearl is home to a pair of outstanding layouts – the East and West courses – both featuring holes that play along the Calabash River, but it’s the East Course that has our attention.

Meals in Myrtle Beach used to be predictable, but a rising tide of innovative chefs and restaurants are changing all of that!

Tiger’s Eye Golf Links was the third course to open at Ocean Ridge Plantation, but it was the layout that first brought national acclaim to the property and architect Tim Cate.

Par 3s are often about finesse and distance control, but not always. Myrtle Beach golf’s five longest par 3s require as much, if not more, brute strength than the longest of drives.

The Beach with a Beat – Whether it’s groovin’ to the hits, rippin’ Vegas-style revues or steppin’ out with the Shag, toes are always tappin’ on the Strand.

An unforgettable name, a cypress swamp, and one of Dan Maples’ finest works are just a few of the qualities that have helped make The Witch a staple of countless Myrtle Beach golf trips.