Golf Blog

“Aaah yes, finally”!  It’s time to relax and reflect on your round and what earned you bragging rights for the day. Was it a “fifty footer” or perhaps a “chip in”? No worries mate! Whatever it was, there is nothing quite like chugging down something cold with the rest of the gang after beating the [...]

Have you considered booking your next stay through a golf package company? Getting assistance from a reputable golf package company will result in better rates, better tee times and a better golf vacation experience. Using Coastal Golfaway will afford you the luxury of booking your tee times well in advance on world class golf courses, [...]

We assume that you’ve spent an awful lot of time choosing which golf courses you want to play in Myrtle Beach and that’s great, but how much time have you invested in figuring out where you’re going to stay? We’ve highlighted 16 outstanding hotels and resorts in Myrtle Beach to help you find the perfect place to stay in Myrtle Beach.

Burroughs & Chapin Co. has renewed an agreement to lease Arcadian Shores Golf Club to the owner of the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort; however Burroughs & Chapin will begin managing the course for the first time.

In an effort to make your next Myrtle Beach golf vacation a truly memorable one, we’ve come up with a preferred list of courses that you’ll want to consider playing on your next visit. We’ve divided them into three categories—North, Central and South—and listed them alphabetically.

As visitors fly into Myrtle Beach International Airport via Carolina blue skies, a spectacular view of a dramatic new hole will welcome them to the world capital of golf. The expected expansion of Harrelson Boulevard from Highway 15 to Kings Highway as part of a new layout plan for the airport will require the alteration of holes 16 through 18 at the city-owned Whispering Pines Golf Club.

Burroughs & Chapin Company, Inc. created the Myrtle Beach Golf Hall of Fame in September 2008 in conjunction with Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday. The Myrtle Beach Golf Hall of Fame will honor the men and women who have played significant roles in all aspects of the Myrtle Beach area golf industry.

Today’s equipment can make all the difference; quit getting mad and cursing your way around the golf course… buy some new clubs! If you’ve been to a demo day lately, you know that it’s a little more complicated than just walking into the local golf store and grabbing a new club or two off the rack.

Closed since January ‘07, Eastport Golf Club reopened on Saturday, December 20 under the new name of The Valley Club at Eastport, something many on the Grand Strand have been patiently awaiting. The golf course has been closed for nearly two years and the residents of Eastport were teased for several months, as the reopening of the golf course was postponed several times.

Rolling grassy dunes along the Carolina coast, with bursts of seaside winds blowing off the nearby Atlantic Ocean give Myrtle Beach layouts a distinct advantage over most American links courses. Following is a brief description of several links style golf courses that Myrtle Beach has to offer.