Host Golf Courses

Participants in the Short Par 4 Fall Classic get to experience world-class golf all over the Myrtle Beach area! Check out the host venues below!

Arrowhead Country Club

Arrowhead Country Club is Myrtle Beach’s Premier 27-Hole Golf Complex located in Myrtle Beach. With a canvas of Bermuda Fairways and MiniVerde Bermuda Greens, the team of Ray Floyd and Tom Jackson have created a 27-hole masterpiece along the scenic Intracoastal Waterway.

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Dye Club at Barefoot Resort

The Dye Course is the only semi-private facility at Barefoot Resort. Bordering the natural white sands of the Carolina Bays, this visually stunning design is filled with the infamous pitfalls for wayward shots that have become synonymous with the Dye name. Both beautiful and treacherous, the Dye Course is an experience you won’t soon forget.

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Barefoot Resort - Norman

The Norman Course is imminently playable and four holes on the back nine play along the Intracoastal Waterway. Each of the Waterway holes are spectacular, particularly the par 3 10th, but the layout’s best hole is arguably the par 5 ninth with its approach over natural wetlands to a devilish green.

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Caledonia Golf & Fish Club

An ongoing debate exists among golfers about the greatest course in the Myrtle Beach area. While many courses have their claims to fame and standout qualities, if you could only play one course on your trip, it would have to be Caledonia. From the half-mile tunnel of oaks lining the entryway to the spectacular finishing holes, it’s obvious why Mike Strantz’s first solo design continues to inspire awe in all who play here.

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Grande Dunes Resort Course

From your first drive over the picturesque bridge to your final drive on the spectacular 18th fairway, everything about the Grande Dunes Resort Course bespeaks luxury. Come out for a round and experience what makes Diamondback Golf Club the best place for “down-home” hospitality and great golf.

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Legends - Moorland

How did the name Legends Resort originate? It could have something to do with the fact that Golf Digest has ranked the Moorland Course among the 50 toughest tracks in America. The 16th hole, affectionately referred to as “Hell’s Half-Acre,” is not for the faint of heart. Channel your competitive nature and come take on this 270-yard par 4, along with the rest of this memorable course.

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Long Bay Golf Club

Jack Nicklaus has other designs, even some just a few miles away. But take any of his projects around the globe and none will compare to Long Bay Golf Club. Set just outside the heart of Myrtle Beach in Longs, this course blends the feel of East and West Coast play, starting with the environment.

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Man O' War

Man O’ War is a rare breed of course and a Myrtle Beach original. Quench your thirst for a challenge with 18 holes that all feature some sort of water hazard. Before you start packing waders, you should also know that Man O’ War has some of South Carolina’s largest greens, which feature firm and well-conditioned bentgrass.

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Myrtle Beach National King's North

One of three premier layouts at Myrtle Beach National Golf Club, King’s North is an Arnold Palmer-designed gem offering several of the Grand Strand’s most memorable holes. Redesigned by “The King” in 1996, King’s North made its way onto Golf Digest’s prestigious list of “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses – 2004” and Golf Digest’s “Places to Play” has awarded it 4.5 STARS ever since.

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Meadowlands

Immediately after it opened, Meadowlands Golf Club received honors as one of the “Top 10 Best New Courses” from North Carolina Magazine and has since earned a place on the prestigious Golf for Women list of “Top 100 Women-Friendly Courses.” After your first round at this scenic and relaxing 7,045 yard course, you’ll understand why.

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Pine Lakes

Pine Lakes Country Club, Myrtle Beach’s first golf resort, has served as the epitome of the traditional golf resort since opening in 1927 as the Ocean Forest Country Club. The course is currently on the National Register of Historical Places and was designed by St. Andrews, Scotland native Robert White. White was the first president of the PGA of America and co-founder of the American Society of Golf Course Architects. Much of the course remained true to original architect’s design.

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Prestwick Country Club

Nestled in the heart of the Myrtle Beach golf mecca, sits prestigious Prestwick Country Club. Prestwick has the look and feel of a private club, but is open to the public. The course was designed by Pete & P.B. Dye and includes some of the most beautifully sculpted holes in the area. Prestwick has 6 sets of tees to fit every golfer’s game.

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River Club

River Club embodies all things Lowcountry – Spanish moss, rare wildlife and, of course, exquisite golf. Borrowing inspiration from the South Carolina marshes, every hole here features water in some shape or form. In fact, the par 3 14th has an island green. Discover what makes this risky course all reward at the end of the day.

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River Hills

River Hills Golf & Country Club is located in the historic seaside village of Little River, South Carolina, near North Myrtle Beach. It offers a magnificent 18-hole course designed by Tom Jackson, with fairways that meander through a picturesque, heavily wooded rolling terrain. The rolling hills, unusual for a coastal course, are this layout’s signature.

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Thistle Golf Club

The dramatic 27-hole layout reflects its 1815 Scottish heritage with rolling fairways, stacked-sod bunkers and flawless bentgrass greens. Old World architecture, abundant landscape and wildlife surround the lakes, bridges and private homes. The new clubhouse features an authentic Scottish pub with an extensive list of single malts and houses one of the finest private collections of golf memorabilia in the world.

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TPC Myrtle Beach

TPC Myrtle Beach’s very challenging 18-hole, 72 par PGA Tour-caliber course features elevation changes, undulating greens, and Tour-quality bunkers. It is a course designed to treat golfers to the experience of what it must be like to be a PGA Touring professional.

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Tradition Golf Club

Set Among the rolling terrain of a 16th century plantation, The Tradition Club is a Ron Garl course designed in the tradition of the great courses from around the world. Test your power on large landing areas that allow for big swings off the tee and your accuracy against well-guarded greens that require precise shot making.

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True Blue Golf Club

Ranked in Golf Magazine’s “2019 Top 100 Resorts in North America for Buddies Trips” list, True Blue Golf Club represents the class of the expansive golf offerings in and around Myrtle Beach. The dramatic, fun layout is known for its vast fairways, undulating greens and impressive elevation changes. The rolling terrain and native vegetation of this once thriving indigo and rice plantation makes for one of the most spectacular settings in golf.

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Wachesaw East

Once the home of the Kathy Ireland/Greens Competition Classic, Wachesaw East was named the 2007 Myrtle Beach Golf Course of the Year by the Myrtle Beach Golf Course Owners Association. It has also recently received honors for its fairways, customer service and playability by national publications. In short, Wachesaw East is the complete package.

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The Wizard

Mix a little Southern flavor with a smidge of Scottish flair and you wind up with The Wizard. The fairways are wide, but mounds and vegetation might impede your path to some of the largest greens in South Carolina. Once you make it there, enjoy the plush bentgrass and be glad you added The Wizard to your tour of the tees in Myrtle Beach.

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*Please Note – Courses are subject to change and may be added or removed at any time based on the number of participants registered

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