Myrtle Beach Golf News

He’s had different takes on different traits of his resort’s Greg Norman and Davis Love III designs. On this occasion James Gillespie, PGA Head Golf Professional at Barefoot Resort & Golf, is back to offer his thoughts on the three most challenging holes at its Tom Fazio signature layout.

The Grand Strand never runs out of holes that make you question every life decision that led you to the tee box. Myrtle Beach golf is defined by water — marshes, rivers, lakes, tidal creeks, the Intracoastal Waterway — and the designers who’ve worked here have never been shy about putting it directly in your path. Here’s a look at a sampling of holes where the water isn’t background scenery. It’s the main character.

Set amid a stunning Lowcountry landscape, Willbrook Plantation Golf Club has no shortage of scenic holes to cite for this particular category. So with so many from which to choose, we turned to Willbrook’s longtime general manager and head golf professional, Kevin McGuire, to offer his take on the three that stand out the most.

The team at Coastal Golfaway combines an unparalleled depth of Grand Strand-area golf knowledge and experience with a family-driven approach that makes you feel right at home as they help you create the ultimate Myrtle Beach golf getaway.

Be sure to join the early registration list for your chance to join two of the top figures in YouTube golf in their return to “The Golf Capital of the World®!”

The 3^rd Annual Bryan Bros Shootout weekend hosted by Play Golf Myrtle Beach and featuring star content creators George and Wesley Bryan is set for Saturday, Sept. 26, at The Dye Course at Barefoot Resort & Golf.

In the first of a four-part series on short game improvement, Ted Frick of the Classic Swing Golf School at Legends Golf Resort in Myrtle Beach, S.C. is here to show you an inexpensive but highly effective putting drill you can practice that will improve your game on the greens!

Tucked just off Highway 9 in Longs, South Carolina, about 20 minutes from the beach, sits a course that a lot of people drive right past without realizing what they’re missing. Aberdeen Country Club has a story worth knowing, and more than a few facts that might surprise you.

From the land down under comes one of the top golf experiences in all Myrtle Beach. The Norman Course at Barefoot Resort & Golf is a personal course design from the famed Shark, Greg Norman.  Join us for a dynamic video and hole-by-hole photo tour of this popular track.

It’s that time of week once again in The Golf Capital of the World® where we get to show the world just how much you love this game! Thanks to you and 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 you’ve been up to this past week!

Twelve Myrtle Beach-area designs have once more been named among Golfweek’s “Best Courses You Can Play” in the Carolinas as Caledonia Golf & Fish Club, The Dunes Golf & Beach Club, True Blue Golf Club, and TPC Myrtle Beach earned four of South Carolina’s top 10 selections and Thistle Golf Club returned with high honors in North Carolina.

Our latest stop in The Golf Capital of the World® takes us to North Myrtle Beach, where the Davis Love III signature design at Barefoot Resort & Golf takes its turn in the “show & tell” lens. Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s Jim Maggio made an early-morning stop there last week, and in his travels captured an assortment of images from throughout the course.

How well do you know The Golf Capital of the World®? Here’s your chance to put that knowledge to the test!

CapCross is presented here in a simple crossword format – 10 clues, with 10 answers. How many do you think you can answer correctly?

When you’re planning a golf getaway to the Grand Strand, Myrtle Beach Seaside Resorts offers the perfect combination of top-rated courses and oceanfront accommodations. With multiple standout resorts in North Myrtle Beach and along the Grand Strand, golfers can enjoy stay-and-play packages that pair beautiful coastal lodging with tee times at the area’s best courses.

If you’re a Myrtle Beach golf fanatic and you haven’t heard of Willard Byrd, it’s time to fix that — fast.

Byrd was one of the most prolific golf course architects of his era, cranking out over 100 designs across his career. But what really set him apart wasn’t the quantity — it was the vibe. Byrd built courses that were fun, fair, and flat-out enjoyable to play. No ego trips. No “let’s punish the average golfer” nonsense. Just great golf.

And lucky for us, six of his best are right here on the Grand Strand.

As the restoration of the Avocet Course at Wild Wing kicks into high gear this summer, it has General Manager Mark Andrews thinking of multiple “bests” and “mosts” that he knows will remain a constant at the Jeff Brauer/Larry Nelson collaborative design. With that in mind he weighed in on three topics: Wild Wing’s three best holes, its three most challenging holes, and the three things that make the property unique.