Myrtle Beach Golf News & Updates

The top PGA professionals and amateurs from North Carolina and South Carolina will be teeing it up July 9-11 at Grande Dunes Resort Course for the Carolinas PGA Section’s 68^th PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com South Carolina Open presented by Yamaha Golf Cars, Mobipaid & Fenix XCell, with kickoff events set for Monday, July 8 to benefit Project Golf and PGA REACH Carolinas.

One of a select few semi-private facilities along the Grand Strand offers a compelling North Strand option for your Second Season getaway this fall. Join us for a dynamic multimedia tour of The Surf Golf & Beach Club, idyllically situated just a stone’s throw from the Atlantic Ocean.

We’ve told you why our golf courses do it; now you get a quick glimpse into how they do it. Arrowhead Golf Club Course Superintendent Heath Roberts is here to explain a little more about the aeration process, and show us first-hand how their crew puts the practice into action.

Charlie Rymer is here to tell you how your chance at a $10,000 prize – and a golf trip to Myrtle Beach with three of your golf buddies – is right at your fingertips with an item you use every day. See how he says you can get involved in the 2019 Myrtle Beach Golf is Great Video Contest!

Hugh Royer III, renowned golf instructor and former PGA TOUR player, is a skin cancer survivor who’s offered compelling testimony on the devastating impact the disease can have, and how recreational golfers can minimize their risks. Today, he wants you to be able to separate simple fact from fiction in gaining a better understanding of how to deal with it.

Two members of our all-star panel – Golf Channel/Sirius XM’s Michael Breed and Golf Channel/PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com’s Charlie Rymer – engage in a spirited debate on this topic as pro golfer/social media personality Paige Spiranac and Golf Tourism Solutions’ Bill Golden offer their thoughts as well.

The author recalls his first experience participating in the Father & Son Team Classic. While it wasn’t a record-breaking performance on the scorecard, the memory book reveals a far more important perspective.

As U.S. Open weekend and Father’s Day Weekend frequently share the same dates, Charlie Rymer fondly recalls the time when he got to celebrate the occasion by playing golf’s national championship with his father on the bag.

Every summer, when the heat picks up in my home state of Arizona, I start dreaming about my fall golf trips out to Myrtle Beach. Golf’s Second Season in Myrtle Beach offers the perfect escape for me, and for everyone looking for the ultimate break to celebrate the end of a steamy summer.

In this tip, Ted Frick and Stefany King of the Classic Swing Golf School at Legends Golf Resort in Myrtle Beach, S.C. demonstrate how to hit it low by finishing low.

He’s been named Family Golf Week’s 2019 “Father of the Year,” and now Charlie Rymer wants you to join him in Myrtle Beach July 17-20 for the Father & Son Team Classic and Parent & Child Team Classic. See why Charlie’s excited about taking part in this year’s festivities!

In anticipating this week’s U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, Charlie Rymer recalls his last U.S. Open round there – then wonders whether the story line this week will focus on the players, or the USGA’s extreme course setup. He’s also got his top three choices for hoisting the national championship trophy on Sunday.

Calynne Rosholt of Cedar Park, Texas, a rising high school junior verbally committed to play college golf at Arizona State, successfully defended her title at the 104^th Amateur Championship of the Women’s Southern Golf Association (WSGA) with a 5 and 4 match play victory Friday over Hannah Berman at Lockwood Folly Country Club.

Will Brooks Koepka continue his amazing majors run and claim victory at Pebble Beach? Is Tiger ready to relive his 2019 Masters glory and claim his next major? How about Phil? Our staff offers their choices for who will be hoisting the championship trophy on June 16.

Our all-star panel – Golf Channel/Sirius XM’s Michael Breed, renowned swing guru Hank Haney, Golfweek’s Geoff Shackelford, Golf Channel/PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com’s Charlie Rymer, pro golfer/social media personality Paige Spiranac and Golf Tourism Solutions’ Bill Golden – discusses how both the time factor and cultural shifts have affected the game.