Myrtle Beach Golf News

Shaftesbury Glen Golf Club head pro Eddie Willever takes you inside the par 5, 13th hole, which underwent a dramatic makeover. 

Shaftesbury Glen Golf Club is a former Myrtle Beach golf course of the year and the home of A-1 bentgrass greens that are widely regarded as among the area’s finest.

The game of golf helped provided Charlie Rymer and Kelly Tilghman the foundation each has used to enjoy great success in life, and the South Carolina natives are intent on ensuring kids have the same opportunities they once enjoyed. 

Golf Channel personalities Charlie Rymer and Kelly Tilghman returned to Myrtle Beach to host the First Tee Chapter of the Grand Strand's Future Generations tournament. Enjoy a quick photo gallery of the day's festivities. 

Classic Swing Golf School‘s Ted Frick shows you how to control your shot shape by hitting through the “window of opportunity.”

Want to have your kids learn from two of golf’s fastest rising instructors? Whether you live in Myrtle Beach or are in town on vacation, the Dustin Johnson Golf School is hosting a kids clinic July 18-20 at TPC Myrtle Beach. 

This quick, one-minute video was captured the other day just after sunrise, as staff was making their final course preparations for the day.

Parker Smith graduated from Furman University, had a job selling software, and a wife from Myrtle Beach. Everything was great, with one exception: the life of a software salesman, while not without merit, wasn’t providing Smith with much enjoyment. 

Oyster Bay has welcomed more golfers to the area than any other Myrtle Beach golf course along the North Strand. 

Head pro Tim Jackson gives you an insider's look perspective on the challenges and opportunities on one of Oyster Bay's most memorable holes – the par 5 ninth. 

Oyster Bay Golf Links has long been an institution along the North Strand. The layout, which was named Best New Course in America by Golf Digest when it opened in 1983, features some of the most stunning visuals among Myrtle Beach golf courses. Enjoy a look at this Dan Maples classic. 

Lining up an eagle putt is one of golf’s most enviable positions. It’s also a rarity for most players, particularly on a par 4, but a Myrtle Beach golf trip does afford a few opportunities. 

Willie Yarborough is the bravest of all group leaders, organizing not one but two Myrtle Beach golf trips, but it’s a labor of love for the Clinton, Md., resident. 

Tidewater Golf Club has two of the best and most memorable par 3s along the Myrtle Beach golf scene. The Myrtle Beach golf course’s third and 12th holes are one-shotters located along a beautiful stretch of Cherry Grove and both provide breathtaking views. 

The General James Hackler Golf Course at Coastal Carolina University is an enjoyable Myrtle Beach golf course for layers of all skill levels and abilities.