Best Golf Courses & Resorts in Myrtle Beach

• The Dunes Golf & Beach Club – Classic seaside holes tracking the Atlantic shore.
• Caledonia Golf & Fish Club – Historic plantation course on Pawleys Island, renowned for its hospitality and Lowcountry charm.
• Tidewater Golf Club – Stunning marshland layout with views of the Intracoastal Waterway.
• Myrtle Beach National, King’s North – Arnold Palmer’s signature course featuring the iconic “Gambler” hole.

Myrtle Beach combines top-quality golf with lively nightlife, beachfront hotels and great-value condos. Discover why many of our clients return year after year — and explore our expert guide to golf in South Carolina.

South Carolina’s Signature Golf Courses

South Carolina is home to some of America’s most celebrated championship venues. Each course tells a story of design brilliance and tournament heritage, from the Lowcountry marshes to the Atlantic coast.

• Kiawah Island Ocean Course – Pete Dye’s seaside masterpiece and host of the 1991 Ryder Cup “War by the Shore.”
• Harbour Town Golf Links – A beloved Pete Dye & Jack Nicklaus collaboration, home of the RBC Heritage PGA TOUR event.
• Palmetto Dunes – Robert Trent Jones Course – Known for its oceanfront 10th hole and wide fairways framed by dunes.

These signature layouts, combined with Myrtle Beach’s 100-plus public courses, make South Carolina one of the world’s most complete golf destinations.

Where to Stay on a Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday

Myrtle Beach offers every type of stay — from oceanfront resorts to spacious golf villas.
For luxury, the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort and Marina Inn at Grande Dunes
combine beach views with easy access to top golf courses.
Groups love the Myrtlewood Villas and Legends Resort apartments,
ideal for multi-round itineraries and relaxed evenings on site.
Nearby, South Carolina icons like the Sanctuary at Kiawah Island
and Sea Pines Resort on Hilton Head offer five-star standards
for golfers who want to extend their trip along the coast.

Explore Hilton Head & Charleston

Many golfers combine Myrtle Beach with a visit to Hilton Head Island or
historic Charleston — two of South Carolina’s most scenic coastal regions.
Hilton Head’s Harbour Town Golf Links and Sea Pines Resort
offer world-class golf, pristine beaches and cycling trails.
A few hours south, Charleston charms visitors with its French Quarter architecture,
Southern cuisine and harbourfront history.
It’s the perfect extension for travellers wanting to experience South Carolina’s broader culture and championship golf legacy.