Myrtle Beach Golf News

Day 2 at the second annual Myrtle Beach Preseason Classic again featured picturesque weather and great golf. 

The first round of the Myrtle Beach Preseason Classic greeted players with near perfect weather as it was 70 degrees with hardly a cloud in the sky.

Waccamaw High School’s Will Canipe and St. James High School’s Jordan White won the boys and girls local qualifiers for the inaugural Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship Saturday at Myrtle Beach National's West Course. 

How to master one of the game’s trickiest shots – the short chip – using a simple method and inexpensive training aids.

Classic Swing Golf School’s Ted Frick shows you how to master one of the game’s trickiest shots – the short chip – using a simple method and inexpensive training aids.

So you’ve decided to base your next on the North Strand. We already know the golf is great, but let’s get to another important topic – where are you going to eat?!

As we focus on the North Strand, lets also take a look at one of the best Myrtle Beach golf courses, Glen Dornoch.

Myrtle Beach golf courses have been featured in media outlets large and small throughout America. So can you reasonably call part of the area underexposed? 

It’s easy to see nearly 100 Myrtle Beach golf courses, including many of America’s finest, and understand why the Grand Strand is golf’s most popular trip.

When attention turns to Central Strand golf, people like to talk about the multitude of top 100 caliber courses in the area, but what makes a Myrtle Beach golf trip so popular is the volume of quality courses.

The arctic air that has gripped much of the nation shouldn’t stop – even temporarily – your quest for a better golf game.

Shaftesbury Glen Golf Club will emerge from a brief winter hibernation with a new look. 

In a Myrtle Beach golf market that features more than 100 courses, quality design work and a good piece of land have helped Blackmoor Golf Club standout.

Food won’t typically make or break a golf trip, but no one has ever complained about a good meal.  

The biggest story on the Myrtle Beach golf scene took place beyond the notice of most traveling golfers, which speaks to the success of Founders Group International, the area’s newest and largest ownership group.