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Old May 17th, 2006, 10:00 AM
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Question Need help picking courses in Myrtle.

Anybody out there have any suggestions on where to play in Myrtle Beach? I've never played any courses down there and I have 2 open days to kill. Already set to play th Witch, and thought about the TPC but I don't know about a $100 round. Any suggestions?
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Old May 17th, 2006, 11:57 AM
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Email Eat Drink Sleep (EDSgolf) on this website he is very helpful and has great prices, he specializes in golf trips to Myrtle Beach.
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Old May 17th, 2006, 12:06 PM
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True Blue, The WIzard, Kings North, and Pine Lakes are my favorites, all for different reasons.
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Old May 17th, 2006, 12:23 PM
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My favs are Caledonia and True Blue. Great courses A1 condition and if you dare the back tees, LOOK OUT!!!!! Both are in the south end near the airport.

Another course I like but many don't is Arcadian Shores. It is A Reese Jones Course that has been there for close to 30 years. I just love the layout but sometimes the condition is not top notch. This is mid Myrtle Beach near resaurant Alley.

Also all the courses at barefoot are nice too.

For food MYABI is a must!!!!!!!!!!!


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Old May 17th, 2006, 03:56 PM
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My favs are Caledonia and True Blue. Great courses A1 condition and if you dare the back tees, LOOK OUT!!!!! Both are in the south end near the airport.

Another course I like but many don't is Arcadian Shores. It is A Reese Jones Course that has been there for close to 30 years. I just love the layout but sometimes the condition is not top notch. This is mid Myrtle Beach near resaurant Alley.

Also all the courses at barefoot are nice too.

For food MYABI is a must!!!!!!!!!!!


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Excellent call with Caledonia and True Blue! Well worth the drive to Pawley's Island!
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Old May 18th, 2006, 11:27 AM
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Thanks everyone. I think I'm going to try Pine Lakes and True Blue sounds like a favorite. I have a little info on PL. Looks pretty nice in the one brochure I recieved.
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Thanks everyone. I think I'm going to try Pine Lakes and True Blue sounds like a favorite. I have a little info on PL. Looks pretty nice in the one brochure I recieved.
Pine Lakes is ok. Fairly forgiving layout. It's noted because of it's age.
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Pie lakes is the original MB course, a lot of heritage goes with it, they have a Kilt calddened (is that a word?) starter adn you can upgrade to rolls royce carts, and lets not forget Perry.
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