From Pizza to Po’ Boys: The 4 Best Myrtle Beach Golf Clubhouse Meals I’ve Had This Year

A Myrtle Beach golf trip isn’t just about the rounds you play. Sometimes the most memorable moments happen before the first tee shot or after the final putt — sitting in the clubhouse with a great meal and reliving the day.

Over the past year, a few clubhouse dishes around the Grand Strand stood out for all the right reasons. From a surprisingly good slice of pizza to a Lowcountry-inspired sandwich enjoyed on one of golf’s best porches, these four meals are worth seeking out the next time you tee it up in the area.

Pizza at Sea Trail Golf Resort

Pizza might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about golf course dining, but the slices coming out of the kitchen at Sea Trail make a strong case otherwise.

The resort added a pizzeria as part of its clubhouse updates, and it quickly became a favorite stop before or after a round. Whether you opt for a classic Margherita or load things up with toppings on a Supreme-style pie, the crust has that ideal balance of crisp and chew, and the ingredients taste fresh.

For golfers who grew up in the Northeast — where pizza opinions are serious business — that’s high praise. It’s the kind of place where you might come in planning to grab a quick bite and end up ordering another slice before heading out the door.

Club Sandwich at Prestwick Country Club

There are certain clubhouse staples that every golf facility serves, and the club sandwich is near the top of that list. But every once in a while, one reminds you why the classic became so popular in the first place.

Prestwick’s version checks every box. Layers of ham, turkey, and crispy bacon stack between toasted bread along with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, and just the right amount of mayo. It’s big enough that you might have to pause mid-bite just to figure out how to tackle the next one.

There’s nothing overly fancy about it — and that’s exactly the point. It’s simply a well-made clubhouse sandwich executed the way golfers hope it will be when they order one after a round.

Breakfast Burrito at The Dunes Golf & Beach Club

Morning tee times call for something quick, filling, and easy to eat on the go. At The Dunes Club, the breakfast burrito checks all three boxes.

Originally highlighted during the week of the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, the burrito quickly became a favorite. Eggs, sausage, potatoes, and cheese come wrapped together in a warm tortilla, creating the kind of handheld breakfast that’s perfect when you’re heading to the first tee.

It’s hearty without being over-the-top and flavorful enough that you’ll be thinking about grabbing another one at the turn. For golfers trying to fuel up before tackling one of the area’s most iconic layouts, it’s about as good a start to the day as you can get.

Bubba’s Po’ Boy at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club

Some meals are great because of the food. Others are great because of where you’re eating them. At Caledonia, you get both.

Bubba’s Po’ Boy features fried shrimp or oysters served on a soft hoagie roll with lettuce, onion, and a drizzle of Southwestern ranch. The seafood is crisp and flavorful, the sandwich is satisfying without being too heavy, and it pairs perfectly with a cold drink after a round.

But the real magic happens when you take that sandwich out to Caledonia’s famous back porch. Sitting there overlooking the 18th green and the surrounding marsh is one of the most relaxing scenes in Myrtle Beach golf. It’s the kind of place where rounds are replayed shot-by-shot and nobody is in much of a hurry to leave.

Golf trips to Myrtle Beach are known for the variety of courses, but the clubhouse experience is a big part of the tradition as well. Whether it’s grabbing breakfast before an early tee time, refueling at the turn, or winding down with a meal after the round, those moments often become some of the most memorable parts of the trip.

And if your day happens to include a great slice of pizza, a stacked club sandwich, a breakfast burrito, or a po’ boy enjoyed on one of golf’s best porches, that’s just another reason Myrtle Beach continues to deliver the complete golf trip experience.