Golf Capital of America – Myrtle Beach, SC

Do you enjoy playing challenging, water-lined golf courses like a pro? Perhaps you prefer to relax and enjoy a breezy day on the greens with family or friends? With hundreds of award-winning golf courses to choose from, Myrtle Beach, SC has options for golfers of all skill levels. A few of our recommended golf courses to consider while visiting Myrtle Beach:Pine Lakes – The GrandaddyMyrtle Beach?s very first golf course! Originally built upon natural dunes less than a half mile from the ocean in 1927, the course was recently renovated to ensure it?s in prime condition to be experienced by golfers from across the globe. Be sure to visit the Pine Lakes Country Club while you?re there which exhibits the Grands Strand?s deep-rooted history through its graceful Southern architecture.Barefoot Landing Dye CourseThis is for those of you ready to put your handicaps to the test! Recognized as one of Myrtle Beach?s most difficult golf courses, this is a par 72 with a course rating of 75.3. Barefoot Landing Dye Course is also one of the top tournament courses in the region.  International ClubThis Murrells Inlet golf course is for players of all skill levels that are looking for a fantastic deal. The International Club offers nothing sub-par of a premium Myrtle Beach golf experience without the premium greens fees. Be sure to check out their daily specials for veterans, locals, and various other groups and organizations.Myrtle Beach National West CourseJust starting out? Perhaps you looking for a course to enjoy with the kids. Myrtle Beach National is one of Myrtle Beach?s most popular golf establishments and, according to Golf Digest, the West Course boasts a 4.5-star design. The West Course is shorter in comparison at 6,114 yards which makes it ideal for a quick 18-holes or a day with the family.Still unsure where to go? Contact us through the guest portal and we?ll help you decide which course is best suited for you. Otherwise, happy golfing!