Myrtle Beach Golf is known throughout America for being an affordable, yet quality experience.
In 2006, with many budget golf courses in Myrtle Beach closing, competition at the top of the industry has become even more fierce.
Every golf course in Myrtle Beach wants to be at the top of the most honored list. As the Myrtle Beach Golf team examined course conditions, unique design, and customer responses, we have compiled the 2007 best golf courses Myrtle Beach list.
These Myrtle Beach golf courses are in no particular order.
World Tour of Myrtle Beach: This golf course is centrally located in Myrtle Beach. The 27 holes here were inspired by the greatest holes in the World. Outstanding attention to detail, unique layouts, and great greens make this the most requested Myrtle Beach area golf course. In 2007, the course will feature its own condos, the Grande Villas at World Tour which will create a stay and play opportunity.
Caledonia Golf & Fish Club: This plantation has largely been unchanged since the early eighteen hundreds when the South was in a pre-civil war hey day. You will find moss draped oak trees, marsh views, and a layed back Lowcountry theme that gives a true fell for what Southern Aristocracy was meant to be. This is a unique and well cared for Myrtle Beach golf course. Coupled with World Tour Golf Links, Caledonia is the among the most requested on the entire Grand Strand.
Rivers Edge Golf Course: With marsh carries and scenic views, Rivers Edge is the most requested Arnold Palmer Signature golf outside of his Myrtle Beach National Kings North, which also made our list. Rivers Edge is located in Shallotte, North Carolina and is the number one Myrtle Beach Golf Course in the Brunswick Ilses.
Barefoot Resort Dye Golf Course: It is really hard to go wrong with any Barefoot golf course, but especially hard when choosing the Barefoot Dye. The course is a beautiful challenge and is continually rated in the top 5 by tourists who golf Myrtle Beach. It has among the highest repeat tourist play business on the Grand Strand. With the Barefoot Resort Condos and Barefoot Landing on site, this Myrtle Beach Golf Course offers stay and play opportunities.
Myrtle Beach National Kings North: If you plan to play Myrtle Beach National, make it Kings North. It's signature Island par 3, with the SC sandtrap is reason enough alone. This is a crowd favorite.
Tidewater Golf Plantation: Scenic waterway views, marsh views, and uncommon fairways and greens keeps this Myrtle Beach Golf Course on everyone's must play list. Among Myrtle Beach's most spectacular designs and layouts. If you decide to play this course, couple it with Grande Dunes in a multi play opportunity. The savings are considerable.
