Are you completely and utterly satisfied with your driving consistency and distance? Yeah, we aren’t either. Check out Blair O’Neal, host of The Myrtle Beach Golf Buzz, as she discusses a few driving tips at the Legends Resort in Myrtle Beach.
Blair O’Neal: Hi. I’m Blair O’Neal host of The Myrtle Beach Golf Buzz presented by Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday. Today I’m here at Legends Resort and Golf with Matt Veltman, and he’s going to show us a driving tip.
Matt:
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Blair: Hi, my name is Blair O'Neal, Host of The Golf Buzz, presented by
Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday. Today I am with David
Myrtle Beach Golf Buzz, an online television show covering all things Grand Strand golf, is a go. In our introductory video meet our host Blair O'Neal!
Hi, I’m Blair O’Neal, host of The Golf Buzz, presented by Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday.
I look forward to bringing to you frequent video updates on everything that is hot in golf –
We’ll be taking a look at what’s new in golf equipment and apparel. We’ll share tips to lower your scores,
Read MoreLion’s Paw was the first Big Cat at Ocean Ridge Plantation and over the years two of its fellow felines – Tiger’s Eye and Leopard’s Chase – have come to be regarded as among the best Myrtle Beach golf courses. While its younger littermates attract attention, Lion’s Paw is, in some regards, still the king of jungle at Ocean Ridge.
Read MoreThe Heathland Course at Legends Resort is smack in the middle of Myrtle Beach, but it’s easy to see why visitors have visions of the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.
Heathland, a Myrtle Beach golf favorite, is one of three very different courses at Legends Resort off Highway 501. The course opened in 1991 with a links feel, including miles of panoramic views, taxing winds, pot bunkers and tall, wiry heather grass interspersed throughout this 6,800-yard layout.
The “old
Read MoreGolf Digest’s travel editor Matt Ginella has turned his popular Ambush segment into art form. Ginella regularly features the stories of traveling golfers in the pages of the magazine, and in the April issue a group of Myrtle Beach golfers is included.
Ginella penned a story on Denis Gilbert, a Quebec City, Quebec resident, and the annual trek his four-man group makes to the Grand Strand.
Gilbert made his first Myrtle Beach golf trip in 2004, equating it to a kid going to Toys R
Read MoreThe most rollicking day on the Myrtle Beach golf calendar is again attracting some of the game’s greatest players.
PGA TOUR star and Myrtle Beach golf spokesman Dustin Johnson, LPGA legend Annika Sorenstam, former U.S. Open champion Jim Furyk and Ryder Cup hero Boo Weekly are the latest big names to the commit to the 18th annual event.
[UPDATE: Due to a back injury, Dustin Johnson was forced to withdraw from The Masters tournament, and we are awaiting word as to whether he will
Read MoreOcean Ridge Plantation, one of the premier multicourse facilities on the Myrtle Beach golf scene, is famously home to the Big Cats – Lion’s Paw, Panther’s Run, Tiger’s Eye and Leopard’s Chase. The first kitty in the litter was Lion’s Paw, and we have five things you need to know before teeing it up on North Strand favorite.
Read MoreThe Myrtle Beach golf market has long stood above the competition based on the number of quality courses it offers. That reality was again reinforced by “Golfweek’s” just released ranking of the “Best Courses You Can Play – 2012.”
“Golfweek” ranked the best public layouts in each state, and the Myrtle Beach area dominated the golf-rich South Carolina rankings. Six of the Palmetto State’s top 10 courses and nine of top 14 overall reside
Read MoreHeron Point Golf Club is all about a family-friendly Myrtle Beach golf vacation.
It’s extremely affordable – Heron Point is a past recipient of a “Best Bang for Your Buck’’ accolade presented by “Golf Magazine.” It’s not an overly complicated layout. From the championship markers the course offers a player-friendly 70.9 rating and 129 slope. And it’s a course that underwent a well-received facelift.
Heron Point is located near the center of
Read MoreNestled amongst abundant Live Oak Trees, Wedgefield Plantation has served golfers since its 1972 opening. The layout hasn’t received the attention of many of its fellow Myrtle Beach golf courses, but it’s rich with history and value.
If you’ve never played Wedgefield, we have five things you need to know before teeing it up on the Porter Gibson/Bob Toski design:
1. Wedgefield plays to the natural contours of the land and, as a result, the front and back nines offer
Read MoreWedgefield Plantation is a classically designed course on the southern edge of the Myrtle Beach golf scene. The Porter Gibson/Bob Toski layout showcases hundreds of Live Oak Trees and backs up to the Black River, providing Lowcountry scenery traveling golfers appreciate.
Wedgefield flies under the radar for many Myrtle Beach golfers, but we consulted with director of golf operations Wade Marlowe to help familiarize players with the Georgetown layout. Here is a look at the course’s three best holes and how you can conquer each:
Read MoreTaking a Myrtle Beach golf trip involves making the most of your time, and that includes the occasional late night meal.
Whether your flight arrives or departs at odd hours or you are an early bird or night owl on the prowl for food, there are plenty of places where you can chow down at all hours of the night. Here are my top 5:
5. The Huddle House in North Myrtle Beach’s motto says it all: Any Meal, Any Time. The place is best known for its breakfast, but serves three squares all
Read MoreArcadian Shores Golf Club is a staple of many Myrtle Beach golf vacations. The course opened for play in the mid-‘70s with its traditional layout designed by an offspring of legendary architect Robert Trent Jones. No one could have predicted in 1974 that Rees Jones would transform his career out of the shadows of his father to be known as the U.S. Open Doctor. Arcadian Shores is where Rees Jones got his start. Nearly 40 years later, Arcadian Shores continues to be a “must
Read MoreShaftesbury Glen opened its generous fairways nearly 11 years ago. The course quickly became a Myrtle Beach golf favorite, earning course of the year honors; while Golf World readers voted the facility one of America’s Top 50 Golf Resorts.
While Shaftesbury Glen has compiled an impressive resume, we have five insights – beyond the quality of the course – that will help you prior to striking your first tee shot at Shaftesbury.
1. The inspiration for Shaftesbury
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