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Island fairways, forced carries over salt marsh, a bunker named after the underworld and a green that sits under a porch full of spectators. These are the nine golf holes in Myrtle Beach that golfers are still talking about at dinner, ranked by fear for Halloween, with the photos to prove it and the advice to survive them.
More than 20 courses and roughly 500 holes have gone to housing since 2000. Here is every one of them, newest first, with the architect, the dates, what sits on the land today, a map of the sites and the reporting behind each entry. River Oaks, closed November 30, 2025, leads the list.
Three championship courses at 1500 Legends Drive, each built on a completely different idea of golf. Here is how they play, and how online booking gets your trip confirmed faster.
Every best of list is an opinion. This one is arithmetic: 35,987 verified golfer reviews across 58 courses, counted. Here are the ten that came out on top.
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