Myrtle Beach Golf News

Tickets for the PGA TOUR’s upcoming ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic will be available for purchase at 9 a.m. ET on Monday, Feb. 9. Tickets can be purchased by visiting myrtlebeachclassic.com.

The ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic will be held on May 7-10, 2026, at Dunes Golf and Beach Club. The dual-field tournament will again be one of 36 events on the FedEx Cup regular season schedule for 2026. The 2025 event was won with a dramatic chip-in by Ryan Fox in a three-way playoff this past May.

This week brings us a new look at an old friend here in The Golf Capital of the World®, “The Granddaddy” of Myrtle Beach golf at Pine Lakes Country Club. Join us for a quick aerial tour of the Grand Strand’s first-ever course, as Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s David Williams caught these images during a recent January visit.

When it comes to “Golf Travel Made Easy,” legions of satisfied visiting golfers leave it to Golf Zoo to make their Myrtle Beach getaway dreams a reality. Golf Zoo’s team of Grand Strand specialists includes local experts Derek Flanagan, Jamie Roderick, Eddie Willever and Todd Krauss, all of whom are always at the ready to customize an experience that’s suited perfectly to your travel group’s unique needs.

One of the most exciting shots in the game of golf is the low, high-spinning chip shot. Stuart Clark of the Steve Dresser Golf Academy in Pawleys Island, South Carolina is here to show you the proper setup you need to execute this shot to perfection!

Away from the hustle and bustle and surrounded by idyllic Carolina pines lies Crown Park Golf Club, an enjoyable golf experience located just north of Myrtle Beach on Highway 9.

If you’re signed up for the 2026 Brittain Resorts Classic that begins on Monday, please visit the event website for up-to-the-minute weather updates and player options available to you.

This week we’re dropping by another of the busiest hubs in The Golf Capital of the World®, Barefoot Resort & Golf. Joins us for a quick aerial tour of the Fazio Course, as Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s Jim Maggio caught these images on a late afternoon visit last week.

A Myrtle Beach golf trip typically includes a variety of courses, including at least one that will offer the chance to post a reputable number, even on a day when you may not have your best stuff. These are courses you could play every day and not worry about getting beaten up. Fortunately, Myrtle Beach has a host of layouts you would relish opportunity play on the regular, and here are four of them.

Possession of these two traits is at the heart of the popularity of four Myrtle Beach golf courses that have helped anchor many trips over the years. Arrowhead Country Club, Man O’ War, Prestwick Country Club, and The Wizard are renowned for the good times and certainty they provide group leaders.

History runs deep along the Carolina coast, and nowhere along the Myrtle Beach golf scene is this more apparent than at Willbrook Plantation Golf Club, a Dan Maples classic set in the heart of the South Carolina Lowcountry. Join us on a video and hole-by-hole photo tour of this venerable track.

January golf is in full swing here in The Golf Capital of the World®, and the Myrtle Beach golf scene continues to move at warp speed! Thanks to our friends on Instagram, we continue to see nonstop action and timeless memories being created throughout the Grand Strand. Let’s take a look at what they’ve been up to this past week!

We’re back in the heart of the Grand Strand to check in on one of the busiest hubs in The Golf Capital of the World®, Myrtlewood Golf Club. Joins us for an aerial photo tour of the front nine of the PineHills course, as Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s Jim Maggio caught these images on a late afternoon visit earlier this week.

It made a splash when it first entered this list in 2024, and heading into the third edition of the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic the Grand Strand’s host venue for this 2026 PGA TOUR event, The Dunes Golf & Beach Club, once more remains among Golfweek’s top picks of courses chosen to host the sport’s elite in TOUR competition.

The Dunes Club comes in as Golfweek’s 17th-rated course among the 36 in the U.S. that will host PGA TOUR events this year.

From Brunswick County, N.C. to the south end of the Grand Strand, you’ll find several layouts that share the common trait of course architecture partnership: two designers instead of one. Join us for a quick journey to learn more about five such designs to include in an upcoming visit to The Golf Capital of the World®!

In Part 3 of their finesse wedge training video series, Classic Swing Golf School’s Ted Frick and LPGA Tour player Haylee Harford demonstrate the methods and rationale behind the proper practice techniques for hitting each type of uneven lie: ball below your feet, downhill lie, uphill lie, and ball above your feet.