Barefoot Resort – Love Course
4980 Barefoot Resort Bridge Road · North Myrtle Beach SC, 29582
Davis Love III was the least renowned of the four architects that designed courses at Barefoot Resort, one of the Myrtle Beach, South Carolina area’s flagship properties, but 13 years later his design is arguably the most popular of the quartet. The layout, which pays homage, to Love’s Carolina roots, is fun to play. Many Top 100 courses are known for their difficulty, but Love managed to perfectly thread the needle, crafting a design that challenges low handicappers while allowing, ahem, less skilled players to enjoy an elite course. On top of that, the memories of the faux ruins of an old plantation home will be with you long after your vacation ends. See why it's a must play during Myrtle Beach golf trips.
Course Highlights
- 2016-2017 “Best Courses You Can Play in South Carolina” (#7) – Golf Magazine
- Par 72 course that plays more than 7,000 yards
- Greens recently resurfaced with Champion UltraDwarf turf
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