Myrtle Beach Golfing Tips and Recommendations

[daviddvm]

I'm going to Myrtle Beach for a vacation and continuing education seminar in late June 2019. Probably can only squeeze in one round of golf but does anyone have any recommendations and/or tips for golfing in Myrtle Beach? I've rented an 2nd story condo overlooking the beach

 

shot Tracking by Arccos Caddie            I'm Right Handed

Titleist TS2 10.5* Driver, Fujikura Speeder Evolution IV stiff Shaft

Titleist TS2 15* Fairway, Fujikura Speeder Evolution IV stiff Shaft

Titleist 816H1 19* , Fujikura Motore Speeder stiff shaft

Titleist 816H1 23* , Fujikura Motore Speeder stiff shaft

Titleist 816H1 27* Hybrid w/ Diamana Blue Board 70 HY Stiff Shaft ( trade this club out for 5 iron sometimes )

Titleist AP1 5-PW graphite stiff shafts

Vokey G, S, L wedges

Scotty Cameron California Monterey 35" putter, The Art of Putting Head Cover, Scotty Cameron Golf Matador Putter Grip Mid-size.

Titleist ProV1x

Callaway 15' pocket ball retriever ( I use this too much! )

I still own a set of Ping I 3 green dot irons 3-PW stiff steel shafts ( first set I was ever fit for).

[Bosox04]

A lot of folks consider Myrtle Beach the area between the NC border and 

Georgetown, SC. You might want to narrow your search a bit.

[daviddvm]

I'll be staying in Kingston Plantation.

[Bosox04]

Good courses at Barefoot landing. That's pretty close to where you are staying. Barefootgolf.com Barefoot Landing is kind of a touristy area, but there are some decent places to eat.

Edited May 31, 2019 by Bosox04
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[daviddvm]

Thanks Bosox04, I had looked there and had 4 and 4.5 rated courses.

 

[Bosox04]

Arcadian Shores is real close, too. It's a bit of an older course, not too long, but looks fairly tight. We usually go to the Litchfield area, which is on the south end of the Grand Strand, so it's been quite awhile since I've been in the area you are staying.