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Best Golf Courses in Myrtle Beach: Top Picks in the Golf Capital of the World

Best Golf Courses in Myrtle Beach: Top Picks in the Golf Capital of the World

As warmer weather arrives, days grow longer, and fairways turn lush green, Myrtle Beach—the Golf Capital of the World—calls to golfers everywhere. Renowned for courses crafted by legendary designers, offering challenges for every skill level, the area boasts over 100 premier options.

King's North at Myrtle Beach National Golf Club, an Arnold Palmer masterpiece, features unforgettable holes like the par-5 6th, "The Gambler." Centrally located on the Grand Strand, it consistently ranks highly, including Golf Digest's "Top 100 Public Courses in America" and lists from Golf for Women.

Best Golf Courses in Myrtle Beach: Top Picks in the Golf Capital of the World

The Norman Course at Barefoot Resort in North Myrtle Beach dazzles with seven Intracoastal Waterway holes. Designed by Greg Norman, this par-72 layout challenges golfers of all abilities.

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club in Pawleys Island weaves 18 holes amid live oaks and vibrant flowers. A Southeast standout, it's ranked among Golf Digest's top 100 public U.S. courses. Built on a historic rice plantation that yielded over 700,000 pounds annually, it offers the Caledonia Grillroom for post-round dining, open daily.

Best Golf Courses in Myrtle Beach: Top Picks in the Golf Capital of the World

Grande Dunes Resort Course showcases 18 holes with expansive Bermuda fairways and five along the Intracoastal Waterway. A newer gem, it earned Golf Magazine's "Best New Course" honors. The Mediterranean-style clubhouse veranda overlooks the 18th green for a picturesque finale.

Best Golf Courses in Myrtle Beach: Top Picks in the Golf Capital of the World

For a casual alternative, visit Murrells Inlet's MarshWalk for golf events like the past MarshWalk Masters tournament. Enjoy nine unique holes, drinks, appetizers, and prizes amid scenic views.


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