Golf’s premier recreational amateur tournament is preparing to celebrate a milestone anniversary, and 3,260 players from all 50 states and 17 countries are descending on Myrtle Beach for an event that is equal parts competition and camaraderie.
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Golfweek has unveiled its list of the “Best Courses You Can Play 2023: State-by-state rankings for public-access layouts,” and Myrtle Beach again dominated the list of South Carolina’s best public designs.
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Myrtle Beach, golf’s most popular destination, has been named the official “Buddies Trip” of the Barstool Classic, the game’s leading tournament series.
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Myrtle Beach: True Blue Golf Club and Caledonia Golf & Fish Club poised to host the Golfweek/Any Given Tuesday Intercollegiate.
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Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and True Blue Golf Club, two of the most decorated courses in all of golf-rich South Carolina, have opened 2023 with another national honor. The Mike Strantz designs earned a spot among “Golfweek’s Best 2023: Top 200 resort courses in the U.S.,” the magazine’s annual ranking of the nation’s premier destination layouts. Golfweek’s panel of experts evaluated courses from coast to coast and when the scores were tallied, Caledonia was ranked No. 49 and True Blue was No. 85.
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Golfers pouring into Myrtle Beach this spring are being greeted by a host of courses that spent the winter months upgrading their facilities in anticipation of the golfers’ arrival.
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The 39th annual PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com World Amateur Handicap Championship will begin accepting entries March 22. A 72-hole, net stroke play tournament, the World Am will be played Aug. 29 – Sept. 2 on over 50 of Myrtle Beach’s best courses, and 3,500 players from across the world are again expected to participate in golf’s largest single-site event.
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As we round winter’s short corner into the peak spring season, here’s a short-list of golf resorts across four states to consider visiting as the dogwoods and azaleas begin to bloom.
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When it comes to golf family lineage in the Carolinas, it’s hard to trump Dan Maples. The Pinehurst, NC native is the son of legendary designer Ellis Maples
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If there was a shortlist of under-appreciated golf course architects, P.B. Dye might rank near the top. Ironic, given his unabashedly outgoing demeanor and penchant for promotion. Interestingly, though, the youngest son of the legendary Pete Dye was always happiest on the seat of a bulldozer during his design heydays in the 80s and 90s.
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Group Comprised Largely of PGA Professionals Has Raised Over $750,00 In Eight Years MYRTLE BEACH,...
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MyrtleBeachGolfTrips.com Unveils Grand Strand’s Three Most Popular Fall Packages
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