Myrtle Beach Golf News & Updates

King’s North at Myrtle Beach National is one of the Grand Strand’s bedrock layouts. 

Golfweek’s Best: Resort Courses, 2017, a ranking of America’s premier resort courses, has been unveiled and three of Myrtle Beach’s most acclaimed layouts are ranked among the nation’s 100 best. 

The third annual Myrtle Beach Fall Classic, a 72-hole, two-man team event, concluded with an awards banquet at the Marina Inn at Grande Dunes.

Barefoot Resort & Golf, home to a quartet of courses designed by Greg Norman, Davis Love III, Tom Fazio and Pete Dye, has been named North American Golf Resort of the Year by the International Association of Golf Tour Operators (IAGTO). 

It was moving day the Myrtle Beach Fall Classic and sunny skies and seasonable awaited golfers. Enjoy a photo gallery from the day’s action at Long Bay Club.

The second round of the Myrtle Beach Fall Classic is in the books. Today's action took place at three outstanding courses – King's North at Myrtle Beach National, Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and the Fazio Course at Barefoot Resort. Enjoy a photo gallery from play at King's North. 

Ocean Ridge Plantation has long been home to the Big Cats, but it was Tiger’s Eye Golf Links that made the four-course facility a Myrtle Beach golf must-play. 

When someone says they are taking a Myrtle Beach golf trip, they could be staying-and-playing anywhere along the Grand Strand, a 60-mile stretch of Carolina coastline. 

Deciding which Myrtle Beach golf course is best is often like arguing over your favorite flavor of ice cream. The choices are many and the differences are often a matter of personal taste. 

People frequently ask, “What are the toughest Myrtle Beach golf courses?” 

Golf courses are the most vital part of any Myrtle Beach golf trip but food is a clear second for most of us, and a new must-dine option has quickly emerged along the Grand Strand.

The hybrid is arguably the greatest advance in golf equipment since metal drivers were introduced to the game.

When Grande Dunes Golf Club opened it was arguably the most ambitious project in Myrtle Beach history, and the development needed a golf course to match the grandeur of its master plan.

Myrtle Beach golf courses were fortunate to escape the worst of Hurricane Matthew and will be in prime condition for what should be a near perfect fall weekend.