Myrtle Beach Golf News & Updates

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!

Charlie’s got company for this one – the par-4 8th hole of the Bay nine at Sandpiper Bay Golf & Country Club in Sunset Beach, N.C. Let’s see if “The Big Timer” can post a red number to tame the peanut gallery joining him in the pursuit! 

Many groups prefer to stay in course-affiliated accommodations, enjoying the convenience and synergy. If you fall into that group, here are three properties that need to be near the top of your list.

Tidewater Golf Club is primed and ready to host you and your group for the spring golf getaway of a lifetime! Enjoy our breathtaking video and photo tours of this highly acclaimed North Strand design.

A.C. Flora (S.C.) finished its charge to back-to-back titles Saturday, with all scoring golfers shooting at or under par in final-round play at True Blue to capture the 2024 Keiser University College of Golf Palmetto Championship at Tradition Golf Club, True Blue Golf Club and Caledonia Golf & Fish Club.

Defending champion A.C. Flora (S.C.) carried its strong play into Friday as it maintained its team lead with two rounds complete at the 2024 Keiser University College of Golf Palmetto Championship at Tradition Golf Club, True Blue Golf Club and Caledonia Golf & Fish Club.

Back-to-back par 3s are on tap for “The Big Timer,” as Charlie’s kicking off his day with a visit to Brunswick Golf Club in Calabash, N.C. to take on the par-3 2nd hole of its Azalea nine. Will the rising sun bring a lower score? Check it out to find out!

Defending team champion A.C. Flora (S.C.) picked up right where it left off, racing out to a four-stroke lead after first-round play Thursday at the 2024 Keiser University College of Golf Palmetto Championship at Tradition Golf Club, True Blue Golf Club and Caledonia Golf & Fish Club.

Spring officially arrived late last week, but the spring golf season in Myrtle Beach had already been buzzing for weeks – and it’s only heating up! Check out the action and special moments from up and down the Grand Strand golf scene this past week, thanks to our good friends on Instagram and Facebook!

Most recently, David Williams and Jim Maggio stopped by Rees Jones’ first solo design at Arcadian Shores, while Jim also visited World Tour Golf Links. And at Arcadian Shores, we got a preview of Azalea Season on the Grand Strand entering full bloom! Check out what their camera lenses captured; we hope these current conditions photos get you excited for what’s in store for your next Myrtle Beach golf trip!

With four award-winning courses in one convenient resort location, Barefoot Golf Vacations offers the ultimate in a golf getaway experience. Join us for a video tour of what you can expect when you book your next stay-and-play package with them!

Legends Resort, featuring a Scottish-inspired clubhouse and three outstanding golf courses, is one of Myrtle Beach’s most recognizable properties, but that’s only the beginning of the fun. The Legends Group also includes Heritage Club and Oyster Bay Golf Links, a pair of Dan Maples designs that players love. Collectively, the five Legends courses provide group leaders an all-star collection to choose from, and here is what you can expect from each.

An island getaway is on the docket for “The Big Timer” as he heads over to the lair of “The Golden Bear,” Long Bay Golf Club in Longs, S.C. Let’s see what this Jack Nicklaus design has in store for Charlie as he takes on its par-3 13th hole!

The 2024 Palmetto takes place March 28-30 in a 54-hole, collegiate-style tournament that has grown in demand and popularity to attract more than 40 teams each year from as many as 10 states and Canada, spanning the continent from the Carolinas to Texas to California. Here’s what you can expect to see from a handful of this year’s top contending schools and players.

A hidden gem is often hard to find, but usually worth the journey. And beneath each morning’s blanket of fog, you’ll find Aberdeen Country Club, a gem worth finding when nature’s beauty is par for the course. Join us for a hole-by-hole photo tour of this Tom Jackson design.