2025 Courses
Barefoot Dye Course
Ever heard anyone talk up the acoustics of a course? The Dye Club has been serenaded by the hum of clubs and guitars alike. The 2013 Myrtle Beach “Golf Course of the Year” has hosted the Hootie & the Blowfish Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am for 15 years. Consistently nabbing a spot on Golf Digest’s list of America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses, it’s certainly one of Myrtle Beach’s greatest hits.
Phone: (877) 585-9357
Barefoot Fazio Course
Fazio has “perfected a certain formula for creating overwhelming, lovely holes that are meticulously manicured and pleasant to play.” Fazio’s course has attracted national acclaim. Off the tees, players will be greeted with stunning visuals and 18 distinct holes that will be remembered after every round.
Phone: (877) 585-9357
Crow Creek
Designer Rick Robbins crafted Crow Creek with challenges both short and long, but everyone who plays here agrees the hardest part is choosing which par 3 is their favorite. Come experience the variety and see why this course earned four stars in Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play guide.
Phone: (910) 287-3081
Pine Lakes
The storied layout was designed by Robert White, a native of St. Andrews, Scotland and the first president of the PGA of America, and its integrity remains intact today, particularly on a back nine that plays along land featuring considerable undulation. Located less than ½-mile from the Atlantic Ocean, the par 70 plays in the shadow of the area’s beachfront skyline and tests golfers with an unforgettable collection of par 4s.
Phone: (843) 315-7700
Rivers Edge
This Arnold Palmer signature design has become one of the most highly acclaimed courses in the Carolinas. Ranked among “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses” in 2005 (#83) and 2007 (#62) by Golf Digest, Rivers Edge is situated along breathtaking bluffs overlooking the Shallotte River. In 2003, Golf Digest ranked it in the “Top 20 Courses in North Carolina” and awarded it 4.5 STARS in their guide to “Places to Play in America.” Also GolfWeek ranked it #5 in North Carolina. Exceptional design, condition and service add to the enjoyment of playing at Rivers Edge.
Phone: (910) 755-3434
Shaftesbury Glen
Experience Clyde Johnston‘s dream brought to life of a traditional English style golf course with all the beauty and drama of major national championship golf venues. Acquaint yourself with the origins of the game with a visit to the Shaftesbury Glen English manor clubhouse, also home to a first-class pro shop, restaurant and bar.
Phone: (843) 369-1800
Sea Trail Byrd
SEA TRAIL – BYRD
What’s behind door number 3? It’s the newly renovated Willard Byrd Course, arguably the best of the three layouts at Sea Trail Resort. Come play it and see where you’d rank it. You may find it a little challenging, but a lack of forced carries and room to drive the ball make it an extremely playable golf course!
Phone: (800) 764-6070
THE PEARL
The Pearl is a gem on the North end, featuring 27 holes of beautiful golf and scenery. Completely renovated in 1999, The Pearl is a traditional parkland layout, carved through the pristine forest, with many scenic views, all ending with a dynamic finish along the Calabash River. The Pearl was given a notable 4 star rating in Golf Digest’s “Best Places to Play” in 2008. It features crowned greens, demanding tee shots and consistent conditioning. The Pearl is one of the most sought after courses to play in the area and it is certain to be the highlight of your golfing visit to the coast.
Address
2051 Golf Academy Way
North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
Phones
Phone: 1-800-506-7511
Fax: 1-843-477-0927
info@familygolfweek.com
www.familygolfweek.com
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 9:00 – 5:00pm
Saturday-Sunday: Closed
