Myrtle Beach

The Legends courses always offer a nice variety of play with nice course conditions. I also love Kings North and Myrtle Beach National. Realistically though, you cant really go wrong with most courses in the area. Have fun!

I enjoyed the courses at Barefoot but really enjoyed TPC Myrtle Beach. It's further south but I found it worth playing. I did not play True Blue or Caledonia which get good reviews as well.

I just got back from there, Prestwick is a very good course, as is True Blue and Caledonia

Too many to mention. Look on this site and I am sure you will be happy. It covers the top courses in the area.
It has been a very dry spring down this way, which could affect courses conditions this summer, unless we get some much much needed rain. Check to see when they are punching the greens before you come. Understand you are staying in N Myrtle, but might consider venturing down to Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island. Because of being in the golf business I normally play the private courses in the off season. Just too busy in the summer. With respect. Have fun and enjoy all the crab legs you can eat places, because there are many.

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Caledonia for the win, all the way! Worth the drive, worth the price! Miss playing there!!!

North end courses are plentiful. I have played Thistle, Glen Dornoch, Tidewater, Oyster Bay and Tigers Eye, which are all very good. Eagle Nest, Long Bay, Myrtlewood and the Sea Trail courses are all pretty good also.

Oyster Bay is one of my favorite courses !

Semper Fi

Meadowlands is a great course up there usually at a good rate. Try Crow’s Creek, Long Bay and River’s Edge. Some of my favorites on the north side. Like others have said if you want to drive south Caledonia and True Blue are definitely worth the drive and the cost.