Planning a golf trip to Myrtle Beach? With hundreds of courses along the Grand Strand, there are plenty of options for a getaway filled with great golf, local dining, and time by the coast. The challenge is deciding which courses to play, where to stay, and what to do once you leave the greens. To help you plan, we’ve put together a four-day itinerary featuring a mix of well-known golf courses, comfortable accommodations, and local spots worth checking out along the way. Whether you’re traveling with friends or planning a long weekend, here’s one way to experience Myrtle Beach on and off the course. Day 1: North Myrtle Beach Golf and Coastal Views Play: Tidewater Golf ClubStart your trip in North Myrtle Beach with a round at Tidewater Golf Club. Set between the Intracoastal Waterway and Cherry Grove Inlet, the course is known for its marsh views, coastal scenery, and challenging holes. It’s a memorable introduction to golf along the Grand Strand. Where to Stay: Tilghman Beach & Golf ResortLocated in the Cherry Grove area of North Myrtle Beach, Tilghman Beach & Golf Resort offers spacious two- and three-bedroom condos with fully equipped kitchens and private balconies. Guests can also enjoy indoor and outdoor pools, a lazy river, hot tubs, and a fitness center, with the beach just across the street. After your round, take a walk along Cherry Grove Pier before heading to Hoskins Restaurant on Main Street in North Myrtle Beach for dinner. This longtime local favorite serves seafood, steaks, fried chicken, and other classic American dishes. If you still have energy after dinner, check out Main Street’s bars and nightlife. Day 2: Championship Golf at Barefoot Resort Play: Barefoot Resort & GolfSpend your second day at Barefoot Resort & Golf, home to four championship golf courses designed by Greg Norman, Davis Love III, Tom Fazio, and Pete Dye. Each layout offers a different challenge, giving your group plenty of options depending on your playing style. With four distinctive courses in one destination, Barefoot is a great place to spend a full day on the links. Where to Stay: Barefoot Resort VillasBarefoot Resort Villas offers spacious condos with fully equipped kitchens, screened patios or private balconies, and washers and dryers. Guests can enjoy convenient access to the resort’s golf facilities and nearby Barefoot Landing, making it easy to get to the course and find dining and entertainment options. After your game, head to Crooked Hammock Brewery at Barefoot Landing for dinner. With a relaxed backyard atmosphere, outdoor seating, and a menu featuring burgers, sandwiches, and shareable appetizers, it’s a casual spot to grab a bite with your golf group after a round. Spend the rest of the evening browsing the shops or enjoying the waterfront setting at Barefoot Landing. Day 3: Myrtle Beach Golf History and Local Entertainment Play: Pine Lakes Country ClubFor your third round, visit Pine Lakes Country Club, known locally as “The Granddaddy” of golf in the area. Opened in 1927, it was the first golf course built in Myrtle Beach and remains an important part of the area’s golf history. Designed by Robert White, the traditional layout offers a change of pace from the championship courses at Barefoot Resort. Where to Stay: Ocean Reef ResortLocated oceanfront on the north end of Myrtle Beach, Ocean Reef Resort offers a variety of accommodations and plenty of amenities for downtime between rounds. Guests can enjoy indoor and outdoor pools, a lazy river, hot tubs, and on-site dining options. For dinner, head to Robert White Pub at Pine Lakes Country Club. Its clubhouse setting, outdoor seating, and views of the golf course make it a convenient spot to grab a bite after your round. Then, catch a live performance at The Carolina Opry, which features music, comedy, and variety shows throughout the year. Day 4: A Lowcountry Golf Finale in Pawleys Island Play: Caledonia Golf & Fish ClubWrap up your golf trip with a drive south to Pawleys Island for a round at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club. Known for its moss-draped live oaks and beautiful Lowcountry scenery, Caledonia makes for a fitting final round before heading home. Where to Stay: Sandy Beach ResortLocated in the heart of Myrtle Beach, Sandy Beach Resort offers oceanfront accommodations, along with amenities like indoor and outdoor pools, an interactive play zone, and a fitness center. Its central location makes it a convenient home base for golfers looking to enjoy Myrtle Beach before taking a short drive south to play Caledonia Golf & Fish Club in Pawleys Island. For your final dinner, visit Rustic Table in Pawleys Island, which serves Southern comfort food with an upscale twist. The menu features made-from-scratch favorites, seafood, and other Southern-inspired dishes. If you have time before heading home, finish the evening with a relaxing walk along the beach. Plan Your Next Myrtle Beach Golf Trip With so many courses, accommodations, restaurants, and attractions to choose from, no two Myrtle Beach golf trips have to look the same. This four-day itinerary combines different golf experiences with convenient places to stay and ideas for making the most of your time off the course. Ready to start planning? Explore the golf courses and vacation rentals available through MBGolf and Condo-World to find the right combination for your next golf getaway.
