Myrtle Beach Golf News

More than the name has changed at the General James Hackler Course at Coastal Carolina (formerly known as Quail Creek). With new greens and 60 fewer bunkers, the layout received a facelift over the summer. The routing of the course remains much the same, but architect Craig Schreiner made substantive changes to a few holes. We asked head pro Chuck Johns for his insight into the course’s three best holes and he provided an insider’s account of the golf vacation favorite. No.

Golf isn’t an easy game under any circumstances, but some Myrtle Beach golf courses give us high handicappers a better chance to score than others. 

We spend much of our time introducing you to Myrtle Beach golf courses, but now meet the people who spend hours putting your trip together – golf directors. 

Run with the Big Cats this month and play Panther’s Run for just $49!  

Tidewater Golf Plantation is not only one of the best and most scenic golf courses in Myrtle Beach, but it’s also more accessible than ever for fall.  With shoulder-season pricing available, more people than ever are teeing it up at Tidewater. 

Walking out of the double doors onto the Tiger’s Eye clubhouse deck, a panoramic shot of the course comes into focus. The view of the 9th and 18th greens, the 10th fairway and a large lake offer a stunning peak at the Tim Cate design.

Prestwick Country Club has long been regarded as one of the most underrated Myrtle Beach golf courses, and that is understandable, given that it has been semi-private facility since its 1989 opening. 

Play Wild Wing Avocet for just $50 this fall!

Rivers Edge has been ranked among America's 100 Greatest Public Courses and is, unquestionably, one of the prettiest courses in the South. With seven holes that play along the Shallotte River, you won't forget the Arnold Palmer design!

Improper ball position is a silent killer. Players don’t realize they have a problem until disaster has struck, but Classic Swing Golf School’s Ted Frick has a pre-shot routine that will guarantee you have the ball in the proper spot to be hit, regardless of what club you are using.

Following a historic storm, numerous Myrtle Beach golf courses will reopen their fairways Tuesday, and nearly every course will be open for what should be a busy fall weekend.

Wachesaw Plantation East is what you would expect and more from a former tournament location on the LPGA tour.  Players like hall of famer Annika Sorenstam and Karrie Webb have played during the four years the tournament was held here in the Grand Strand!

The final putt has dropped and the clubs are in the car, but you and the boys (or girls!) aren’t ready to head back to the room. Happy hour beckons.

A great par 3 is often the most memorable hole on a course. The beauty and challenge are directly in front of players and the outcome is quickly known.

A prime location, a quality layout, and a commitment to customer service have made Beachwood Golf Club a North Myrtle Beach institution. Enjoy a photo tour of the course!