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Myrtle Beach Golf
Hello,
I am heading to Myrtle Beach in 2 weeks to golf and hang out at the beach. Can anyone recommend some golf courses to play? Important aspects are value, scenery, least crowded. We would alo avoid courses with a lot carry the water type shots, those are really tough on my wife's game. Also looking for opinions on the best way to book tee times if there is a cheaper way. Some courses I am considering are: Wild Wing- Woodstock Barefoot- Davis Love III Pawley's Plantation Feedback please. Peace, KennyBanya |
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Re: Myrtle Beach Golf
I played at Barefoot. It is a tough course. Stay out of the rough at all costs as it is thicker than an elephant's dong. Also watch out for alligators.....
I played at another one a few years back (I think it was called Blackstone) which was really nice. Lots of shade (you'll need it) and wide fairways. |
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Re: Myrtle Beach Golf
Pawley's Island/Litchfield is a community about 20-30 minutes from Myrtle Beach. There are many good golf courses in that community, and they are often less crowded than those in Myrtle Beach.
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Re: Myrtle Beach Golf
I'm a horrible golfer but I've been to Myrtle every year since I can remember (I'm 20). Please avoid Eagle's Nest, it sucks more than I can describe here. I don't really remember names of any great courses, but definitly avoid Eagle's Nest at all cost. Possum Trot is alright too, I usually play it every year.
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Re: Myrtle Beach Golf
eBay Green Fees
This may help. Also might check the flyer mags at all the restaurants and hotels when you get there. I'll be in M.B. Apr.11th- 15th, too. Looking forward to it. Would be interested in restaurant recommendations. I remember having good prime rib at a place I think was called 'the old pro's shop' or something. But that was about 10 yrs ago.... |
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