The beautiful Myrtle Beach Golf Course

River Club at Myrtle Beach

Course description
River Club a semi private golf club, has proven to be one of the most challenging courses in the Myrtle Beach area. This Tom Jackson signature course was one of the first "plantation" style courses and has become a “premium” favorites among returning golfers. The Tract, true to its name, features wide-open fairways and large greens with some elevations and undulations and over 100 sand traps and bunkers.

The front nine is tree lined, while the back nine is lined with houses. On every hole has either a water hazard or one of the numerous bunkers come into play. Their signature hole, the 518-yard, par 5, 18 th was rated by the local "Sun News" as one of the best finishing holes in the area. Long hitters have some room off the tee, but approach shots need to be true. The dramatic par-5, 18th is unquestionably one of the finest finishing holes on the Grand Strand, offering risk and reward to those who can carry the water twice for a possible chance at eagle. Directions
From Myrtle Beach Airport:
Take Harrelson Boulevard to Highway 17 Bypass, Make a Left onto Highway 17 Bypass South, Take 17 South for about 15 miles, Go past Brook Green Garden and the course will be 3 miles on the Right

Diamond Back at Myrtle Beach

Course description
This modern Russell Breeden design is surrounded by unspoiled natural wetlands and low country forest. Diamond Back is the first course on the Grand Strand to offer Jensen Ultra Dwarf greens. Strategically placed bunkers and lakes allow for a challenging round of golf that will make you return year after year. This a fun course featuring topography and elevation changes of up to 65 feet, as well as the Jensen Ultra Dwarf Greens make for a distinct putting challenge.

Diamondback is a daunting course that will challenge even the most seasoned of golfers. The Diamondback course is located off Hwy 9 in the Northern End of Myrtle Beach. Golfers should be aware that virtually all of the courses along the low-lying Highway 9 corridor have problems with conditions and cart paths only are almost the norm, however, Diamondback is one tract that has much better drainage than the other Highway 9 courses. Directions
From Myrtle Beach Airport:
Take Harrelson Boulevard to Highway 17 Bypass, Make a Right onto Highway 17 Bypass and head North until Route 501, Merge onto Route 501 North towards Conway, Take 501 N. until you get to Highway 31 (Carolina Bays Parkway), Take Highway 31 North until the end, At the end merge Left onto Highway 9 West towards Dillon, The course will be 16 miles on the Right

Carolina National Golf Club

Course description
Carolina National Golf Club is a 4 1/2 star 27-hole Fred Couples signature golf facility. The course is set along the Lockwood Folly River, carved out of low country marshlands and offers golfers an endless variety of playing experiences. The 14,000 square foot putting/chipping green and the 320-yard driving range are great warm-up facilities. Carolina National Golf Club has three distinctive nines; Egret, Heron and IBIS, which play in a trio of 18-hole combinations. The course was designated to accommodate all skill levels through its innovative design and multiple tee placements. Just over 7,000 yards from the tips, the course will challenge the accomplished golfer, yet five sets of strategically placed tees offer an equally challenging test to golfers abilities. Directions
From Myrtle Beach Airport:
Take Harrelson Boulevard to Highway 17 Bypass, Make a Right onto Highway 17 Bypass and head North until Route 501, Merge onto Route 501 North towards Conway, Take hwy. 501 North towards Conway, Take Rt 31 North (Carolina Bays Parkway). Follow to the End ( Rt 9) and make a Right. Follow to US HWY 17 and Head North toward Little River. Follow through Little River On HWY 17 and follow to HWY 211. Make a Right on Hwy 211. Go approximately 2 miles and make a right into Winding River Plantation. Go Approximately 1 mile and Carolina National will be on yourriht

Burning Ridge at Myrtle Beach

Course description
Located just west of Myrtle Beach on U.S. 501 Burning Ridge features two pro style 18 hole courses. Both feature gently rolling fairways, towering pines, undulating greens and plenty of lakes. Theses courses are a shot makers test built for tournament play.

The first of the two courses at Burning Ridge the West course is the tightest of the two, and features medium-size greens, a fair number of bunkers and water - mostly on the left - on nearly every hole, sixteen to be exact. Both courses were designed by the great Gene Hamm and feature gently rolling fairways, towering trees and placid lakes. Directions
From the Myrtle Beach Airport:
Take Harrelson Boulevard to Highway 17 Bypass, Make a Right onto Highway 17 Bypass and head North until Route 501, Merge onto Route 501 North towards Conway, Take 501 N. for 5 - 6 miles, Once you pass the Domino's Pizza on your Right the course will 300 - 400 yards on your Left

Myrtle Beach Golf Picture

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Aberdeen Country Club - Myrtle Beach Golf Course

Course description
The logo of Aberdeen Country Club is reflective of the "Scottish" feel you'll experience at Aberdeen. It is a combination of the shield from the Scottish flag, the crown of Scotland, and the mythical Unicorn that in Scottish folklore was wild and untamable, but at times was the bringer of good luck!

This is one of Tom Jackson's premiere 27 hole facilities in the Myrtle Beach Golf Course area. Aberdeen is a Scottish Style Course located in North Myrtle Beach off Hwy 9. The 3 nines - "Meadows", "Highlands", and "Woodlands, each presents a different challenge to golfers. They are all tucked along a protected riverfront preserve, brimming with wildlife and fertile fairways. The Nines are aptly names to the areas they represent. These very demanding courses present golfers with seasonal water hazards that make accuracy and precise shot placement a must at Aberdeen Country Club. This course is not for golfers who do not like water. Almost every hole has water on it in some area. Directions
Take Highway 17 North to Route 9. Make a left on Route 9 heading West. Follow Highway 9 for 4 miles and the course entrance will be on your left.