Dunes Golf and Beach Club
Robert Trent Jones on the ocean side of Myrtle Beach. Watch for Waterloo, the par 5 that wraps around Lake Singleton.
Course videos
Myrtle Beach has more championship golf than anywhere on the East Coast, and choosing where to play is the hardest part of planning a golf trip. These 60 flyover videos show you every hole from the air, so your group can agree on the lineup before anyone books a tee time.
Start here
Myrtle Beach Golf is the local booking office for the Grand Strand. We book tee times, packages and lodging at 66 courses, and a Golfmaster who plays these courses checks every trip before it is confirmed. The videos are the easiest way to get a feel for the golf, and the form below turns your favorites into a trip you can book online.
Featured flyovers
Six layouts most groups put on the shortlist. Press play to watch here, or open the course guide for the full picture.
Robert Trent Jones on the ocean side of Myrtle Beach. Watch for Waterloo, the par 5 that wraps around Lake Singleton.
Mike Strantz built it through a former rice plantation under live oaks. The closing hole finishes in front of the clubhouse porch.
Tom Fazio design that hosted the Senior Tour Championship. Firm, fast and a fair test for every tee box in the group.
Wide fairways on the bluffs above the Intracoastal Waterway. Forgiving off the tee and one of the easiest courses to enjoy on day one.
Holes along the Cherry Grove marsh and the Intracoastal Waterway in North Myrtle Beach. Bring a camera for the par 3s.
Twenty seven holes in three nines, so a big group can rotate pairings and still see something new each round.
Plan your trip
One quick form builds your full trip on screen: courses, tee times and lodging matched to your group, ready to book online. No platform fees, ever. A Golfmaster reviews every booking, or call (855) 409‑2177 any day.
Full library
Most groups stay in one part of the Strand and play close by. Pick your area and watch what is within a short drive.
The center of the Grand Strand, closest to most beach hotels.
North Myrtle Beach and Little River, home to the four Barefoot Resort courses.
Pawleys Island and Murrells Inlet, home to Caledonia, True Blue and TPC Myrtle Beach.
Sunset Beach, Calabash and the Brunswick County coast, just over the state line.
Popular packages
Golf and lodging bundled by the Golfmasters, with the rate per round dropping as you add rounds. These three are where most first trips start.
Build a flexible Myrtle Beach golf vacation with two or more rounds from participating Golf Trail courses. Pair your golf with an oceanfront resort, golf villa, or larger condo, and choose the combination that fits your group’s budget.
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Bring your group to Legends Resort for golf, villa lodging, and clubhouse meals in one coordinated trip. Choose from Heathland, Moorland, Parkland, Heritage and Oyster Bay, with food and practice benefits that help you plan your daily spending.
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Build a North Myrtle Beach golf getaway around Barefoot’s Dye, Fazio, Love, and Norman courses. Pair your rounds with a stay in Barefoot Villas or the Yacht Club for a trip centered on one resort.
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Verified reviews from golfers who booked through us, pulled from the same course guides linked above.
★★★★★“Beautiful course! Greens were running around 13 maybe 14!”
★★★★★“Beautiful club and great course. Slow round again - CPO didnt help. Unanimous interest in returning.”
★★★★★“We play here every year and it is always in excellent condition”
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