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Heading to Myrtle Beach next week playing the following courses anybody play them.
Myrtle Beach National north & south
Wicked Stick
Aberdeen
Willbrook
River Club
thanks

MBN North is great, south is very nice, ubti've played it too many times, i prefer the west.
Wicked stick is very long, but lacks some of the character the older courses have, but very well maintained, and still very nice
Havn't played the others, but i would recomend True Blue, the Witch and the Wizard as well as Pine Lakes, Blackmoore and Carolina National. There isn't a "bad" couse in MB, but some are definatly better than others. I've played around 40 of them or so and know the area pretty well, so if you want other info fell free to pm me.

Looks like you have decent golf package there, you should enjoy those courses. Have fun!

I have played Myrtle Beach National - North and Wicked Stick. North was one of the best courses I played there, has a great deal of uniqueness. Wicked Stick was just as previously described, but again, still enjoyable.

Good luck.

MB North is a great course. Enjoy the Par 5 signature hole and go for the left fairway if you can hit a 175 - 220 yard approach shot. It is well worth it.

I was not impressed with Wicked Stick. Front 9 was wide open and back 9 was much more regulated. Overall, the design seemed boring and flat. Just my opinion.

The other courses sound familiar, but nothing really stands out.

If you like seafood, eat at the Sea Captains House on the Oceanfront. NY Prime makes a great steak.

I played Wicked Stick the first year that it opened in a scramble type format and it was terrible. I honestly think it as the worst course I've played at Myrtle...and we've not been back.

Played King's North last year. very nice course. You have to go for the island fairway on the Gambler .Plan on playing south this year when we go down in July. Let me know about the others. We are still up in the air on the rest of the week.