Planning a golf trip to the Grand Strand and want to play the best of the best? These five courses are as good as Myrtle Beach golf gets: signature designs, unforgettable holes, and the kind of conditioning that justifies the premium price tag.
Our Top 5 Picks:
1. The Dunes Golf and Beach Club
A Robert Trent Jones Sr. design and one of the most storied courses on the East Coast. The par-5 13th — known as “Waterloo” — is one of the most famous holes in American golf, wrapping around Lake Singleton. If you only play one bucket-list round in Myrtle Beach, this is a strong pick. Add to your quick quote or book a round.
2. Tidewater Golf Club
Ken Tomlinson’s design gives you dramatic elevation changes with views of the marsh, Cherry Grove Inlet, and the Atlantic. Consistently ranked among the top courses in the state — the back nine alone is worth the green fee. Add to your quick quote or book a round.
3. Caledonia Golf & Fish Club
Built on an old rice plantation, Mike Strantz’s design is one of the most photographed courses in the country. The oak-lined 18th hole, framed by the clubhouse, is as good as it gets for a closing hole. Add to your quick quote or book a round.
4. Barefoot Resort — Fazio Course
One of four signature courses at Barefoot Resort, this Tom Fazio design is known for pristine conditioning and a layout that rewards accuracy over power, a great mix of challenge and playability for a premium round. Add to your quick quote or book a round.
5. Grande Dunes — Resort Course
A Roger Rulewich design with a members-only-feel layout open to resort guests. One of the few Myrtle Beach courses paired with private ocean club access, upscale from tee to green. Add to your quick quote or book a round.
Want to play all five? Let MBGA build you a custom premium stay-and-play package. Start planning your trip today. Get a free, no-obligation quick quote.
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