Arcadian Shores Golf Club

701 Hilton Road · Myrtle Beach SC, 29572

Believe it or not, famed architect Rees Jones’ illustrious career as a solo designer first began in Myrtle Beach. He announced his arrival on the scene with Arcadian Shores, and this classic design still resonates with players today. Follow in his footsteps and let Arcadian Shores be the start of an incredible golf vacation.

Course Highlights

Located in the heart of Myrtle Beach, Arcadian Shores is a quick trip from all area accommodations.
It's just over 6,800 yards from the tips, with a rating of 73.2 and a slope of 137.
Arcadian Shores can give the low handicappers all they want, but from the appropriate teeing ground, this Lowcountry beauty can offer amateurs of all levels a great combination of challenge and fun.

Course Details

Yardage/Distance

Slope Rating

Course Rating

72.9

69.9

71.5

69.2

67.7

Location: North
Designer: Rees Jones
Rating: 73.2
Slope: 137
Distance: 6,857 from Champions tees

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2018 Arcadian Shores Photo Gallery

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Related News

Paige and Jay Play No. 13 at Arcadian Shores

During a recent visit, Myrtle Beach golf ambassador Paige Spiranac had her trusty course guide, Arcadian Shores’ Assistant Pro Jay Coyle, show her how to play one of this Rees Jones design’s most memorable holes.

Paige Takes On Arcadian Shores No. 2

A daunting par 3 near the start of your round at Arcadian Shores, Hole No. 2 reflects Rees Jones’ vision for the property when he designed the course decades ago. See how Paige and Arcadian Shores’ assistant golf professional, Jay Coyle, navigated it.

Checking In with Arcadian Shores’ Frank Coughlin

We recently caught up with Arcadian Shores’ PGA General Manager, Frank Coughlin, for an update on course conditions and the many recent upgrades performed on this popular Rees Jones design.

Video Spotlight: Arcadian Shores Golf Club

His father put his mark on the Myrtle Beach golf scene decades earlier. Taking the chance to branch out on his own, “The Open Doctor” chose the Grand Strand as the canvas for his first solo creation. The result was Arcadian Shores Golf Club, now a longstanding favorite of visiting golfers. Join us on a dyamic video tour of Rees Jones’ outstanding design.

Strong Start Provides a Glimpse of What’s to Come at Arcadian Shores

Arcadian Shores Golf Club has new greens, new cart paths, a new clubhouse and the same old outstanding layout.

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