What's the weather like golfing in Myrtle Beach in January?

Temperatures typically range from the 40s to the low 60s, with occasional frost delays on the coldest mornings.

Are green fees cheaper in January?

Yes — January offers some of the lowest golf rates of the year in Myrtle Beach.

Is Myrtle Beach golf busy in January?

No, January is one of the quietest months for tee sheets, making it easy to find open tee times.

What are the turf conditions like in January?

Turf is dormant or running on winter ryegrass overseed depending on the course, with slower growth but still playable, well-maintained conditions.

What's Myrtle Beach Golf Like in January?

January is the coldest, quietest month on the Grand Strand golf calendar — and for a certain kind of golfer, that's exactly the draw. Rock-bottom rates, wide-open tee sheets, and golf that's still very much playable if you dress right.

Temperatures & Conditions

Expect temperatures ranging from the 40s up into the low 60s depending on the day, with the coldest mornings occasionally bringing frost delays. Once the frost burns off, though, you can still find plenty of comfortable, sunny afternoons for a full 18.

Turf & Course Conditions

Turf is either dormant or running on its winter ryegrass overseed this time of year, depending on the course. Growth is slow across the board, so don't expect lightning-fast conditions — but well-maintained courses still play smooth, and the winter color from overseeded fairways and greens keeps things looking sharp even in the slow season.

Crowds on the Course

January is about as quiet as tee sheets get. With winter temps keeping the casual crowd away, you'll mostly share the course with snowbirds and dedicated local golfers, which means easy access to tee times and a relaxed pace of play.

Rates & Value

This is the best deal window of the entire year. Green fees hit their lowest point in January, and it's a great month to stack multiple rounds without the peak-season price tag.

What to Pack

Layers, a windproof jacket, and gloves for those chilly early tee times. Temperatures can swing from the 40s to the low 60s in a single day, so being able to shed a layer as the sun climbs is key.

Who January Is Best For

Snowbirds, value hunters, and any golfer who'd rather bundle up for a great deal than pay peak-season prices for a warmer round.

Plan Your January Golf Trip

Ready to take advantage of January's rock-bottom rates and quiet tee sheets? Visit playgolfmyrtlebeach.com/courses to connect with courses and book your tee times, or get a package quote from one of our trusted providers at playgolfmyrtlebeach.com/stay-and-play.