Barefoot Resort – Norman Course

4980 Barefoot Resort Bridge Road · North Myrtle Beach SC, 29582

Sometimes overlooked in favor of its sister layouts, Greg Norman’s only public course in Myrtle Beach is not one to be missed. The Normal Course features incredibly memorable play, with four holes on the back nine running adjacent to the Intracoastal Waterway. How’s that for a water hazard?

Course Highlights

2010 “Top 60 Course in Myrtle Beach” (#43) – Golf Digest
Par 72 course with 7,200-yard layout
Gently undulating greens with an average area of 6,300 square feet
The course embodies Greg Norman's philosophy of "bump and run" shots around the greens.

Course Details

Yardage/Distance

Slope Rating

Course Rating

73.4

70.9

67.2

66.2

67.9

Location: North
Designer: Greg Norman
Rating: 73.4
Slope: 138
Distance: 6,888 from the Platinum tees

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Barefoot Norman Photo Gallery 2018

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