Golf
Golfer’s Guide to Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach is known as the “Golf Capital of the United States” and for good reason, as the Grand Strand is home to around 80 courses! From award-winning Lowcountry courses to championship courses designed by top names in golf, there are plenty of desirable places for golfers to play while they’re in town. In addition, the area also offers golfers a variety of attractions, shops, bars, and dining catered to their interests.
Check out this golfer’s guide to Myrtle Beach:
Golf Courses
There are so many fantastic golf courses to choose from in the Myrtle Beach area. Ranging from courses in Pawleys Island all the way up to the North Carolina/South Carolina border near Little River, golfers have a goldmine of options to pick from on their vacation. Visit our Golf page to browse through all of the courses in the area and see which ones will be the best fit for you and your golf buds.
Golf Packages
Get the best rate on your stay, and save some extra money to spend on a nice post-round dinner by choosing a hotel that bundles in a golf deal. You can check out these hotels with golf packages to help find the best hotel for you and your group. Not only will this save you money but it’ll help narrow down your options so you aren’t spending hours looking at dozens of hotels.
Attractions
When you’re taking some time off from the links, there are plenty of places to check out between tee times. One of the biggest attractions in Myrtle Beach for golfers is Topgolf. Topgolf is located across from Broadway at the Beach and allows golfers to practice their swing while playing fun golf-related games in a driving range-like setting. Guests at Topgolf reserve their own lane and play games while enjoying food and drinks from a full-service bar and restaurant.
Of course, mini-golf is also another great option for golfers! There are tons of mini-golf courses to choose from, ranging from pirate-themed adventures to jungle-esque family-friendly atmospheres. This fun version of golf will allow golfers to practice their putt all while having a relaxed experience. Try out a course like Mount Atlanticus, which towers high above downtown Myrtle Beach, or Dragon’s Lair, a fairy-tale themed course located on the water at Broadway at the Beach.
Bars & Restaurants
Every golfer works up an appetite after spending the day out on the green, and there are plenty of bars and restaurants in the area that cater to golfers and their friends. From places located on golf courses to sports and beach bars, check out this list of 19th holes for golfers.
Golf Shops
Need to stock up on gear for your golf trip? Instead of buying stuff before flying or driving to Myrtle Beach, stop by these Myrtle Beach golf shops to get whatever you need for your day out on the links.
