South Carolina Golf

Noted as the "Golf Capital of the South" and housing over 380 golf courses statewide, South Carolina is a haven, nay a paradise for golfers of any skill level. From classic bent grass courses renowned for championship play, to award-winning designer courses hosting prestigious tournaments: golf runs rampant in South Carolina. The greens are unimaginable, the game unparalleled, the variety endless, the experience - unforgettable. Bring the family along on a par three, encounter the breathtaking views and impeccable design on a popular course designed by the experts, or challenge yourself with the distinction of playing greens that have defied champions. Plan your next vacation around the sport you love - book your tee time, hotel reservation, or entire golf getaway while reading reviews from the experts and locals alike to format the perfect golf itinerary. The majesty and competition of South Carolina golf await you.

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Sands Resorts

For over thirty-five years, Myrtle Beach golfers have enjoyed the many services and seasonal golf packages offered at Sands Resorts. The collection of six resorts offers various accommodations including oceanfront rooms, efficiencies, villas, suites and executive suites. Each location is complimented with on-site amenities, good service and a professional staff. Sands’ guests now have access to many exciting things to do in Myrtle Beach through Sands Concierge Desk. Complete service for golfers continues with an on-staff PGA professional and tournament coordination. Golfers find quality and value in Sands’ popular packages including the Traditional Collection, Seasonal Golf Specials and Build Your Own. Sands Resorts and Myrtle Beach are a winning combination for golfers. So come and Golf the Beach!

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South Carolina Hot Spots

Why Gary Player Picked Hereby SouthCarolina Magazine

South Carolina has a celebrity in its ranks, and he speaks with an accent as intriguing as his unparalleled enthusiasm. read more

Golf: Tuck Everlastingby Trent Bouts

When Barton Tuck first toured the property now known as Bright’s Creek Golf Club, he spent half a day bouncing around in the passenger seat like a lottery ball. read more