Myrtle Beach Golf News & Updates

True Blue Golf Club is one of America's top 100 public courses, according to Golf Magazine and Golf Channel's Matt Ginella, and it's not hard to see why after looking at our photo gallery of this Myrtle Beach Golf Course!

If being voted America’s best golf destination by readers of USA Today and Golf.com wasn’t enough to convince you of the virtues of a Myrtle Beach golf vacation, Golf Magazine has provided plenty of corroborating evidence.

For fans of classic golf course architecture and near-perfect greens, it won't take long to see why the Dunes Golf & Beach Club is a consensus top 100 course and a favorite Myrtle Beach golf course. Enjoy a photo gallery from this Robert Trent Jones Sr. beauty. 

The Dunes Club is a consensus top 100 layout – just ask Golf Magazine, Golf Channel’s Matt Ginella or Golf Digest – but it’s more than a great Myrtle Beach golf course. 

If word of mouth is the greatest form of advertising, five Myrtle Beach golf courses have received the most powerful of endorsements. 

Head pro Graham Williams tells you how best to play the 414-yard 6th hole at The Witch Golf Club, the toughest par 4 of this Myrtle Beach golf course.

In this month’s Myrtle Beach Golf Instruction Zone tip, Classic Swing Golf School’s Ted Frick explains how the three quiet Hs – Head, Hips and Hands – will improve your putting.

A Myrtle Beach golf trip has along been renowned for offering the game’s best value, but the area is also, arguably, home to golf’s largest collection of high quality courses.

In 1966, Litchfield Country Club became the eighth course to open along the Myrtle Beach golf scene and more importantly, the first in Pawleys Island, blazing a trail that has helped the Grand Strand become the game’s leading destination. 

We asked Litchfield Country Club's long-time head pro Christa Bodensteiner to take us inside her favorite hole, and she choose the par 5, 13th. Find out how Bodensteiner recommends you play a hole that is equal parts beauty and beast. 

How does a Myrtle Beach golf course reach its golden anniversary and be as good as it has ever been? The answers can be found at Litchfield Country Club, which is celebrating its 50th birthday this year.

If being voted America’s best golf destination by readers of USA Today and Golf.com wasn’t enough to convince you of the virtues of a Myrtle Beach golf vacation, Golf Magazine has provided plenty of corroborating evidence.

Go inside the 9th hole on the Stewart nine at Thistle Golf Club.

The par 3 ninth, which features a carry over water, is the most nerve-wracking shot at the 4.5-star Myrtle Beach golf course, and head pro Chad Wiebelhaus tells you how to play the hole.

Always a strong layout, Thistle Golf Course has enjoyed dramatic upgrades in recent years, and smart group leaders have been the beneficiaries at one of the Grand Strand’s best combinations of quality and value.

Golf.com recently unveiled its list of “Golf Gold Premier Resorts,” a ranking of America’s best golf-centric resorts, and one of Myrtle Beach golf’s most highly regarded properties cracked the prestigious list.