Myrtle Beach Golf News & Updates

Myrtle Beach is America's premier destination for all manner of golf trips and tournaments and that's espcially the case when it comes to junior golf. In the first half of 2016, the area has hosted the Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship, the Palmetto High School Golf Championship, South Carolina high school state championships, and most recently, the North-South All-Stars event, featuring the best gradudating seniors in the Palmetto State. 

Eagle Nest Golf Club, home to the three toughest finishing holes along the Grand Strand, is in the process of lenghtening the layout and will be the longest course in South Carolina once the changes are complete. Enjoy a look at this classic Gene Hamm design. 

In this installment of the Golf Instruction Zone, Classic Swing Golf School’s Ted Frick demonstrates a drill that will allow you to make big improvements for your short putting.

The 33rd annual Myrtle Beach World Amateur Handicap Championship doesn’t tee off until August 29, but several national media members have already committed to attend the tournament. 

At Myrtle Beach Golfmasters, they offer a variety of Myrtle Beach Golf Packages – each designed to provide you with the ultimate golf experience that is customized for your very particular tastes. 

Barefoot Resort – Fazio Course

Tom Fazio is one of the most coveted golf course designers in the US, so it’s no surprise that his design at the Barefoot Resort in Myrtle Beach is a masterpiece. 

The Devon White Golf Club is on the short list of Myrtle Beach golf’s largest and most fun groups.

A golf trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina always offers a challenge. It’s part of the reason we love the game, but the chance to score is equally appealing, and that’s why the West Course at Myrtle Beach National is among the area’s most popular layouts.

Myrtle Beach vs. Hilton Head is the golf slugfest on the South Carolina coast. Watch as Golf Channel travel guru Matt Ginella breaks down the respective destinations and makes his recommendation!  

The annual Myrtle Beach golf trip is something you look forward to every year, and you count on your group leader secure a memorable itinerary on and off the course. Behind every great group leader is an outstanding Myrtle Beach golf package provider, and there are few better than Golf Trek, one of Myrtle Beach’s longest running and most successful package companies.

What started out as the “Fifth Best New Public Course in America” when they opened their doors in 1994 has grown to become what many consider the best that Myrtle Beach golf has to offer.

Shaftesbury Glen Golf Club underwent a winter renovation, installing more than 250,000-square feet of waste bunkers and overhauling the course's drainage, and the result is a significatly improved Myrtle Beach golf course. Enjoy a photo gallery of the “new” Shaftesbury. 

Find out how good posture guarantees your swing gets off to a good start.

A Myrtle Beach golf trip is all about options – and that includes where to eat!