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Pa Playa was right on with almost everything he said. TPC is not worth the money, and I hate to break it to you, but World Tour is not worth the money either. World Tour is interesting to say you played it once, and there are some good holes, but looking back, I wish I had played elsewhere. People with unlimited wallets and tender egos, tend to like World Tour, because they paid a lot of money to play there.

True Blue is still awesome and so is Caledonia. The pair on a same day is tremendous. There is a seafood shack type place nearby, that we really like (I wish I could remember the name). The Sea Captain's House has good seafood and good southern hospitality.

Enjoy MB and have a blast. It will probably be steamy there this time of year.

A reasonably priced course I liked was BlackMoor. We played with a local and got a great deal. I also played wildwing and liked it.

http://www.wildwing.com/
http://thecarolinagolf.com/myrtle-be.../blackmoor.htm

Two real nice course that do not get a lot of recognition.

The Witch: Nice challenging course that is reasonably priced.
Thistle: Somewhat new but real nice course to play. Played that one last year.

Oyster Bay in that same area as Thistle. I have never played it but everyone that I know that has played that course rave about it.

This helps alot. Tidewater was a done deal until we found out we could play two rounds for what we are going to pay to play there. So we may re-think Tidewater. The resort we are staying at can get us on any M.B.National for like 30.00.

I'm not sure that I would axe the round at Tidewater, especially if you haven't played there before. It's an interesting trek.

They've got some holes that run right along side the waterway, giving you that "Poor man's Pebble Beach" feeling. That stretch of holes that run along side the waterway are keepers, especially the par3's. I'm not saying it's a tremendous layout, but it's worthy of consideration. This time of year, it's all about conditions imo... that's the chance you take though, regardless of where you play.

Have fun and enjoy your trip.