The Backswing: May 2019 Myrtle Beach Golf in Review
College golf’s top players battled it out at TPC Myrtle Beach, Golfweek honored nine Grand Strand designs among South Carolina’s “Best You Can Play,” and the area’s golf and tourism industries announced a ground-breaking sponsorship.
May was a landmark month in Myrtle Beach golf, and we’ve got it covered in the May 2019 edition of The Backswing!
Myrtle Beach Golf Courses Comprise 9 of Golfweek’s “Top 15 Courses You Can Play in South Carolina” in Latest Rankings
With Arnold Palmer’s signature design at King’s North at Myrtle Beach National making its debut in Golfweek’s “Top 15 Courses You Can Play in South Carolina” rankings, the Grand Strand has now placed nine designs in this prestigious biennial listing.
Other Top Stories from May 2019
The Sights, Scents and Sounds of Myrtle Beach’s Second Season
After the “triple H” factor (hazy, hot, humid) typically grips much of the Lower 48 throughout the summer, Myrtle Beach golf’s Second Season brings a cooler crispness to the morning air you likely haven’t experienced in months. The humidity has subsided, and you might start your round with a light pullover that’s quickly tucked away as the sun gains strength.
Engaging Social Media Posts in May 2019
For @WKUMensGolf Sr. Stuart Easton, his season & the @NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional Championship is being played in memory of his late coach.
Learn more: https://t.co/LkEAF4ceo8
Easton shot a 71 (-1) in the 1st round & is vying for an individual spot at the National Championship pic.twitter.com/syDCgvwCoG
— Myrtle Beach Golf (@MyrtleBeachGolf) May 14, 2019
