Aberdeen Country Club Magnificent fairways and gorgeous greens make Aberdeen the preferred choice of any golfer. Located along a protected riverfront preserve, Aberdeen offers a 27-hole golf experience featuring a Scottish flair that golfers will not soon forget. View Course Website

Arcadian Shores Arcadian Shores presents a challenge most golfers will long remember with sparkling lakes scattered throughout the golf course and 64 strategically-placed sand traps. View Course Website

Arrowhead Country Club This 27-hole masterpiece is renowned for its challenging layout and excellent maintenance and was recognized as South Carolina's Golf Course of the Year in 1998. View Course Website

Azalea Sands Azalea Sands is a terrific golf value that is centrally located in North Myrtle Beach. Golfers of all levels will enjoy playing this unique golf course. View Course Website

Bald Head Island Golf Course The Bald Head Island Golf Course is a seaside masterpiece located on the southernmost of the North Carolina cape islands. The private, Bald Head Island Club is available for non-member play and is accessible by a ferry from Southport, North Carolina. View Course Website

Barefoot Resort - Dye Club Laid out along the Carolina Bays' natural, white sand, the Dye Course at Barefoot Resort is a challenging Pete Dye design, with treacherous hazards that don't readily relinquish wayward shots. View Course Website

Barefoot Resort - Fazio This classic Lowcountry, Tom Fazio golf course in Myrtle Beach offers golfers four tees to ensure that golfers of all levels will experience the playability of a championship golf course. View Course Website

Barefoot Resort - Love Davis Love III is a Carolina native who embraced the Lowcountry ambiance, including recreated plantation ruins, in his design at Barefoot Resort. View Course Website

Barefoot Resort - Norman Delight in the waterfront holes, seven in all, that run along the Intracoastal Waterway at this Myrtle Beach golf course designed by Greg Norman. View Course Website

Beachwood Golf Club Annual host of the DuPont World Amateur Handicap Championship, Beachwood Golf Club is an 18-hole Myrtle Beach golf course with four sets of tees to provide an enjoyable golfing experience for golfers of all levels. View Course Website

Black Bear Bordered by 23 lakes and a hardwood forest, and devoid of any homesites, Black Bear's Par-72 golf course is a Tom Jackson design that is enjoyed by all golf levels from one of the four sets of tees. View Course Website

Blackmoor Built on an antebellum rice plantation along the Waccamaw River, the beautiful Blackmoor golf course is a natural haven for deer, alligators and wild turkeys. View Course Website

Brick Landing Located just north of Myrtle Beach in North Carolina's South Brunswick Islands, "The Brick" is a nationally ranked golf course that regularly attracts Myrtle Beach golfers. View Course Website

Brierwood Brierwood, a semi-private country club, perfectly combines an 18-hole championship course, country club amenities and Southern hospitality to offer golfers of all levels a pleasant waterfront experience during their Myrtle Beach golf vacation. View Course Website

Brunswick Plantation & Golf Resort Brunswick Plantation is three miles north of the South Carolina/North Carolina state line and features three, nine-hole golf courses. View Course Website

Burning Ridge Golf Club The local newspaper recently named Burning Ridge the "Best Bargain on the Beach." Featuring two fabulous, Gene Hamm-designed, 18-hole golf courses with gently rolling fairways, tall trees and peaceful lakes, Burning Ridge is an excellent choice for a Myrtle Beach golf vacation. View Course Website

Caledonia Experience world-class golf at one Golf Digest's 2005-2006 "Top 100 America's Greatest Public Courses" in Pawleys Island, South Carolina. View Course Website

Carolina National Designed by Fred Couples, Carolina National is an Audubon International Certified Sanctuary golf course that is picturesquely situated along the marshlands of the Lockwood Folly River. View Course Website

Carolina Shores Golf & Country Club Designed by Tom Jackson and honored in 1990 as the #1 Grand Strand golf course, Carolina Shores is a unique layout with narrow, tree-lined fairways, large, Bermuda greens and nearly 100 well-placed bunkers. View Course Website

Crow Creek Golf Club At Crow Creek Golf Club, golf is a laid back pasttime and the course's charm is reminiscent of the site's original 500-acre homestead. View Course Website

Crown Park Three challenging, nine-hole Myrtle Beach golf courses comprise Crown Park for three 18-hole combinations: Garnet, Emerald and Sapphire, and is especially popular with ladies and seniors. View Course Website

Diamond Back Golf Club Russell Breeden designed Diamond Back Golf Club to snake around natural wetlands and skirt a magnificent Lowcountry forest. View Course Website

Dunes Golf and Beach Club The Dunes Golf and Beach Club is an award-winning, Myrtle Beach golf course that has hosted numerous tournaments, including the PGA Senior Tour Championship. View Course Website

Eagle Nest Golf Club Gene Hamm designed this classic Myrtle Beach golf course more than 30 years ago and today its interesting layout, beautiful scenery and three tough finishing holes keep golfers of all levels returning often. View Course Website

Farmstead Golf Links Farmstead Golf Links is most widely known for its legendary 18th hole--a Par 6 with the fairway that sweeps through South Carolina and its corresponding, undulating green located in North Carolina. View Course Website

Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links Play this national award winning golf course and treat yourself to a course that honors and respects the waterfront land on which it was built. View Course Website

Grande Dunes Resort Course Indulge yourself during your next Myrtle Beach golf vacation and play the Grande Dunes Resort Course, where breathtaking scenery and luxurious amenities await Myrtle Beach golfers. View Course Website

Heather Glen Rave reviews and national honors have bestowed Heather Glen Golf Links since its 1987 opening. Cloaked in Scottish tradition, Heather Glen even features a 19th-century, British-style clubhouse. View Course Website

Heritage Golf Club What was once a rice plantation on the banks of the Waccamaw River, is now a 600-acre golf retreat that honors the 300-year-old live oak trees, giant magnolias and coastal marshlands with historical reverance. View Course Website

Heron Point Golf Club Envelope yourself in Heron Point Golf Club's Carolina pine forest where spying eagles, wild turkey and an occasional fox may be easier than the golf game. View Course Website

Indian Wells Golf Club What is a Myrtle Beach golf vacation without a little sand incorporated into your day? Golf Indian Wells Golf Club and see for yourself the Gene Hamm design that blends sand, trees and forced carries over water on 15 holes for a golf course that demands creative shots. View Course Website

Indigo Creek Golf Club Battle the doglegs, challenge the bunkers and cross the water twice on hole #12 at this Willard Byrd design. View Course Website

International Club All levels of golfers can appreciate International Club's natural beauty of untouched wetlands along the Waccamaw River and tranquil lakes fed by underground springs thanks to Willard Byrd's inclusion of five sets of tees. View Course Website

Island Green Golf Club The Tall Oaks, Dogwood and Holly nines comprise the 27-hole Island Green Golf Club in Murrells Inlet. A sea of islands and peninsula greens offer unforgiving challenges for even the best golfers. View Course Website

Legends - Heathland Heathland Legends whisks golfers to the British Isles where the likes of St. Andrews' popular holes emerge from the Par 71 Myrtle Beach golf course. View Course Website

Legends - Moorland Reminiscent of the PGA West Stadium Course, P.B. Dye designed Moorland with vast waste areas, significant bulkheads and extraordinary undulations that earn a reputation for being one of the East Coast's strongest challenges. View Course Website

Legends - Parkland Breathe in the peaceful scenery at Legends Parkland where golfers travel the tree-lined fairways, overcome the deep-faced bunkers and play the multi-level greens. View Course Website

Lion's Paw Golf Links Experience two distinct challenges when playing at Willard Byrd's Lion's Paw Golf Links, often referred as Byrd's finest work. View Course Website

Litchfield Country Club The first Myrtle Beach golf course in Pawleys Island, Litchfield Country Club boasts a history of tradition that goes back to 1966. View Course Website

Lockwood Folly Country Club This semi-private, member-owned golf course is uniquely positioned at the confluence of the Lockwood Folly River and Intracoastal Waterway, creating a breathtaking golf course scene like no other. View Course Website

Long Bay Club Take on one of Myrtle Beach's most difficult courses when you play the Jack Nicklaus-designed Long Bay Club. View Course Website

Magnolia Greens Golf Plantation This award-winning Tom Jackson design was the '98 and '99 host of the PGA Tour Qualifying Tournaments. Located just north of Myrtle Beach, Magnolia Greens is a 27-hole course with five sets of tees. View Course Website

Man O' War The battle has begun at Man O' War where water is the ever-present enemy and an intriguing Dan Maple design provokes golfers of all experience levels. View Course Website

Meadowlands Golf Club Located north of the Grand Strand within easy driving distance for a nice game at an award-winning golf course, Meadowlands is revered as a women-friendly course. View Course Website

Myrtle Beach Nat'l King's North Several unique holes of Myrtle Beach National's King's North make it a memorable course to play during any Myrtle Beach golf vacation. View Course Website

Myrtle Beach National - SouthCreek Precision is the name of the game at SouthCreek, where the 6,400-yard course is contoured with numerous waste areas and dramatically protected greens. View Course Website

Myrtle Beach National - West Course The classic Arnold Palmer design of Myrtle Beach National's West Course rewards all golf levels. View Course Website

Myrtlewood Golf Club - Palmetto For years, golfers have continually returned to play the well-manicured greens of Myrtlewood Golf Club's Palmetto Course. View Course Website

Myrtlewood Golf Club - PineHills The first and only Grand Strand golf course designed by Arthur Hills, PineHills skillfully incorporates mounding and water hazards to provide vacationing golfers an optimum Myrtle Beach golf experience. View Course Website

Oyster Bay Golf Links Oyster Bay is an innovative course that offers superb conditioning and requires precision golf. The landscape is both exquisite and demanding. View Course Website

Panther's Run Golf Links The tranquil salt marsh, while beautiful, is a golfer's constant competitor at Pather's Run gorgeous golf course in North Carolina, an easy drive during your Myrtle Beach golf vacation. View Course Website

Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club Embrace the Lowcountry when you play this classic Jack Nicklaus signature course. View Course Website

Pearl Golf Links - East The Pearl's East Course is a traditional golf course built on a marsh preserve that winds through a coastal forest and emerges for the final hole at the Calabash River. View Course Website

Pearl Golf Links - West This Dan Maples design is meticulously carved along the Calabash River's salt marsh and the thick, ever-present, pampas grass that is a constant reminder that you are indeed enjoying a golf vacation at the beach. View Course Website

Pine Lakes International Country Club Brimming with historical charm, Pine Lakes was designed in 1927 by Robert White, the first PGA president of the PGA of America, and was the birthplace of Sports Illustrated magazine. View Course Website

Possum Trot Golfers test their proficiency at Possum Trot where this traditional golf course is a friendly respite with wide fairways. View Course Website

Prestwick Country Club Named one of the "Five Best-Kept Secret Golf Courses in America," the Pete and P.B. Dye designed course at Prestwick Country Club is a masterpiece. View Course Website

River Club The semi-private River Club is a Tom Jackson signature design that was highly ranked in Golf Digest's "Places to Play." View Course Website

River Hills Golf & Country Club Southern hospitality, coastal charm and of course, the rolling hills define River Hills Golf & Country Club's meticulously-maintained golf course. View Course Website

River Oaks Golf Plantation The masterminds of golf, Gene Hamm and Tom Jackson, culminated for a 27-hole design along the Intracoastal Waterway that captures varying degrees of difficulty, pristine natural beauty and immaculate course conditions for Myrtle Beach golfers. View Course Website

Rivers Edge Golf Club The award-winning, Arnold Palmer, golf course design at Rivers Edge overlooks two miles of a pristine marshland vista that is only interrupted by the Shallotte River. View Course Website

Sandpiper Bay Golf and Country Club Sandpiper Bay is a 27-hole, Dan Maples design that boasts bentgrass greens, rolling fairways and sculpted bunkers. View Course Website

Sea Trail Plantation and Golf Links - Dan Maples Course This Dan Maples Par-72 course is beautified with century-old live oak trees, towering Carolina pines and meticulously maintained greens. View Course Website

Sea Trail Plantation and Golf Links - Rees Jones Course Water peppers the wide fairways and large mounds of the Rees Jones course at Sea Trail Plantation and comes into play on 11 holes. View Course Website

Sea Trail Plantation and Golf Links - Willard Byrd Course Lakes are between 14 and 20 acres at Sea Trail's Byrd Golf Course, requiring Myrtle Beach golfers to play a calculated and dynamic game on these links. View Course Website

Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club Shaftesbury, England comes to Myrtle Beach at Clyde Johnston's Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club, where the bent grass greens have been touted in Golf Digest and Golf Magazine. View Course Website

Thistle Golf Club Named for the Scottish golf society that dates back to the early 1800s, Thistle Golf Club is 27 holes of large greens and wide fairways. View Course Website

Tidewater Golf Plantation With marvelous views of the Atlantic Ocean, salt marsh and Intracoastal Waterway, native South Carolinian Ken Tomlinson embraced the Lowcountry ambiance when he designed the Tidewater golf course. View Course Website

Tiger's Eye Golf Links Golfers know they are playing a round at the beach when they visit Tiger's Eye Golf Links in Ocean Isle Beach, just north of Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand attractions. View Course Website

TPC of Myrtle Beach For stunning scenery and an upscale experience, Grand Strand golfers play TPC of Myrtle Beach, a Tom Fazio design that is a national wetlands conservation area. View Course Website

Tradition Golf Club Tee off on the site of a 16th century plantation when you play the 2000 Golf Course of the Year at The Tradition Golf Club. View Course Website

True Blue Plantation Golf Digest named True Blue among the Top 100 America's Greatest Public Courses for 2005/2006 and with nicely rolling terrain, wide fairways and remarkable elevations, it is easy to understand why. View Course Website

Wachesaw East Wachesaw East is a renowned golf course that has hosted four professional, nationally-televised golf tournaments, was ranked #13 in the country by Golf Digest for customer service and earned a position among Golf for Women magazine's "Top 100 Fairways." View Course Website

Waterway Hills Golf Club Waterway Hills Golf Club is a classic Robert Trent Jones design with crowned greens and dramatic bunkers that is accessed by a gondola that crosses the Intracoastal Waterway. View Course Website

Whispering Pines Golf Course Whispering Pines is a naturally elegant golf course with strategically placed lakes, tree-lined fairways and above-average slope ratings. View Course Website

Wicked Stick This John Daly signature course challenges the longest hitter with features such as dune-like mounds and "Daly" tees. View Course Website

Wild Wing Plantation - Avocet The Avocet is a signature course designed by Larry Nelson and Jeff Brauer where all 18 holes are memorable, beautiful and playable. View Course Website

Willbrook Plantation Golf Club Featured on "Nature Scene," an award-winning television show, Willbrook Plantation is a precedent-setting design that beautifully blends nature, history and recreation. View Course Website

Witch Spread over 500 acres between the hustle and bustle of Myrtle Beach and the historical solitude of Conway, The Witch is an innovative Dan Maples design. View Course Website

Wizard Rock bridges and elevation changes are the mystical result of Dan Maples moving one million cubic yards of dirt to fashion the bent grass greens and 6,700-yard golf course. View Course Website

World Tour Golf Links A magnolia-line driveway welcomes world travelers to an elegantly recreated, world-class, globe-trotting golf holiday that incorporates the most famous holes of the most prestigious golf courses worldwide. View Course Website