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I may be heading to Myrtle Beach for business in a few weeks. I may only get to golf a coupleof times. Which courses are the can't miss type of courses there? Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Brandon

True Blue, King's North and Pine Lakes are 3 I think are can't miss courses.

I haven't played a ton of them, but I have played quite a few. Here is how I would rank them:

1) Long Bay (Nicklaus....can't miss)
2) Waterway Hills (Robert Trent Jones)
3) Pine Lakes

I've only played North Myrlte Courses, but here are a few.

Barefoot Resort Courses (Love, Norman, Fazio, Dye)
Tidewater
Grande Dunes
Glen Dornoch
Heather Glen

Here are some "can't miss courses":

River's Edge, The Dunes, True Blue, Barefoot (all 4 courses), TPC, Caledonia, Tidewater, King's North, World Tour, Oyster Bay and Grande Dunes.

True Blue and Caledonia on the south end

Grande Dunes and King's North in the middle of Myrtle

Glen Dornoch and Tiger's Eye on the North end

For me- True Blue and Caladonia.

brianf

Ok, I played Pine Lakes in March. To me, it was a decent golf course. It was in good condition and was playable and fair. But other than that, it wasn't spectacular by any means. I understand that it's the oldest course down there and all. But a 'can't miss course'?

Tigers Eye, Glen Dornich, Heather Glen, Tidewater, Rivers Edge (gorgeous, but greens were bad in 11/05) Oyster Bay.

Nobody agrees with Long Bay or Waterway?

South- True Blue, Caledonia, Heritage
central - Kings North, Legends (all 3), World tour
North - Glen Dornach, Barefoot, grande Dunes, Rivers edge, Crow Creek, Tigers Eye

Never played waterway, but Long Bay was nice when we played it, but wouldn't consider one of the best down there. Just me though.

I t was outstanding when i played, but that was a few years ago, but it's more than just what the courseprovides, it's the heritage of it.

I didn't think Waterway was all that great, BUT it's been 4-5 years since I played it.

A great "value" course is Indian Wells.

If Waterway is the one where you take the sky tram over, I was not that impressed.

brianf