Golf Courses

Sea Trail Resort’s Maples Course is a traditional southern track, framed by twisted ancient oaks and tall Carolina pines.

With the Wizard Golf Course, Dan Maples found inspiration in the links courses common to Scotland.

The unique 27 hole (three nines) design of River Oaks Golf Plantation provides the ideal experience for visiting and local golfers.

An Arnold Golf Signature design, the Rivers Edge Golf Course offers every golfer a round of challenge, excitement and fun.

Sandpiper Bay just finished a major renovation that converted all 27 greens to MiniVerde bermuda, the best of the new ultradwarf bermuda strains.

Sea Trail Resort’s Rees Jones Course is a straightforward layout featuring generous mounded fairways, bordered by scenic lakes and towering trees.

The Sea Trail Byrd Course requires a distinctively different approach, thanks to a constricting tree line, challenging greenside bunkering and large lakes.

Nestled amid a former rice plantation in Murrells Inlet, Wachesaw Plantation East has reaped the awards you’d anticipate from a former LPGA event site.

Play golf at Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club in Conway, SC and experience Clyde Johnston‘s dream brought to life.

While playing The Pearl West Course, the golfer will get the feel of a more links style golf course with wider fairways and larger greens.

Set amid some of the nicest golf courses the Grand Strand has to offer, Tradition Golf Club holds its own in the Waccamaw Golf Trail.

With sprawling live oak trees and marshlands teeming with native wildlife, Heritage Club embodies all things Lowcountry.

It’s layouts like the one found at International Club that make Myrtle Beach an undeniably great golfing destination.

Renowned for its pot bunkers, expansive fairways and generous greens, Legends Heathland clearly shows that Tom Doak had Scotland on his mind

Legend Resort Moorland’s 16th hole, affectionately referred to as “Hell’s Half-Acre,” is not for the faint of heart.

Navigating Legends Parkland’s tree-lined holes and 100-plus bunkers takes a great amount of skill, but the risk is always worth the reward.

While the senior member of the famed Waccamaw Golf Trail opened in 1966, Litchfield Country Club’s continuing popularity has more than supported its longevity.

Players of Lockwood Folly Country Club leave with an incredible memory of tree-lined fairways with massive oaks, stately pines, quiet ponds and abundant wildlife.

Set just outside the heart of Myrtle Beach in Longs, Long Bay Club blends the feel of East and West Coast play,

Built in 1995 and designed by Dan Maples, Man O’War is a golf course that’s open year-round and welcomes the public.

Meadowlands Golf Club delivers an unmatched combination of natural beauty and outstanding southern hospitality.