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South Carolina · The Grand Strand

Myrtle Beach

Sixty miles of golf. Zero memory of Saturday.

  • Beach
  • Party

★ The rundown

THE SCOUTING REPORT

The original buddies-trip capital. Ninety-plus courses stacked along the Grand Strand, seafood buffets the size of zip codes, and a boardwalk that has seen everything your crew is about to do. Myrtle is where golf trips were invented and where yours gets easy: short drives, big tee sheets, and prices that leave room in the budget for round two — of everything.

Damage level
$ · Value
Prime sending season
Spring · Fall
Tracks scouted
04

★ The tracks

WHERE YOU'LL PLAY

Hand-picked by people who have actually carried a bag here. Mix and match in the builder — per-round prices shown per player.

  • Caledonia Golf & Fish Club

    Bucket List

    Live oaks, Spanish moss, and a closing hole over water with a porch full of hecklers watching. The Strand's crown jewel.

    $145per round

  • The Dunes Golf & Beach Club

    Stout

    A Robert Trent Jones classic on the ocean. 'Waterloo,' the famous boomerang par 5, will take at least one ball as tribute.

    $150per round

  • Barefoot Resort — Dye Course

    Stout

    Pete Dye doing Pete Dye things: railroad ties, waste bunkers, and angles that punish the brave. Bring extra sleeves.

    $120per round

  • Arrowhead Country Club

    Cruiser

    27 friendly holes along the Intracoastal. The right call for day one when half the crew hasn't swung since last trip.

    $75per round

★ Crash pads

WHERE THE CREW CRASHES

Oceanfront condos built for crews — full kitchens, balconies for sunrise coffee and sunset debriefs, and enough beds that nobody draws the couch. Probably.

  • The Bunkhouse

    Clean, comfortable, and close to the first tee. Bunk-style rooms, a big common area, and a fridge that fits the whole crew's haul. You're here to golf, not to admire thread counts.

    $65head / night

  • The Clubhouse

    The sweet spot. Group condos and townhouses with full kitchens, real beds for everyone, and a deck built for post-round debriefs. Nobody draws the couch. Nobody complains.

    $130head / night

  • The High Roller

    Villas with private pools, suites with skyline views, marble where marble has no business being. For trips with something to celebrate or something to prove.

    $260head / night

★ After dark

THE 19TH HOLE REPORT

Broadway at the Beach and the Murrells Inlet MarshWalk keep the night going long after the last putt drops. Live bands, mega-bars, and at least one guy in your group claiming he could've gone pro.

★ The blueprint

A SAMPLE RUN OF SHOW

How three days here usually go down. Yours gets built to order — this is just the scouting film.

  1. 01

    Wheels down, wedges out

    Land, drop bags at the condo, and sneak in a warm-up 18 before the seafood buffet humbles everyone.

  2. 02

    The 36-hole flex

    Morning round at a Strand classic, lunch at the turn, afternoon round to settle the morning's debts. Boardwalk after dark.

  3. 03

    Money game Sunday

    One last round with everything on the line, then a beach hang while the scorekeeper does the math nobody agrees with.

★ Pre-built sends

SKIP THE PLANNING

Trips in Myrtle Beach we already built, priced, and road-tested. Pick one, forward the link, start packing.

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  • PACK THE STICKS

★ Your move, captain ★

TAKE THE BOYS TO Myrtle Beach.

The builder opens with Myrtle Beach already locked in. Pick dates, crew size, courses, and a crash pad — per-head price before anyone has to say “I’m in.”

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