Golf Courses Near North Myrtle Beach, SC

North Myrtle Beach, one of the most popular and lively towns on the Grand Strand, boasts nine miles of coastline, numerous beachfront hotels, the best entertainment in all of Myrtle Beach, and a rousing array of golf courses for anyone looking to make tee times. Keep an eye out for Hot Deals at Beechwood Golf Course, a layout that is fun for all skill levels but also boasts a notable tournament history, and Azalea Sands Golf Course, a player-friendly layout that is free of course-side housing. Surf Golf & Beach Club spreads out over 200 acres and prides itself on providing a country club experience. If you’re a golf course trophy hunter, you’ll want to put Tidewater Golf Club on your list. With its host of holes on the ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, Tidewater has long been rated one of the top courses in South Carolina. For premier courses en masse, Barefoot Resort is incomparable on the Grand Strand, as it serves up a fabulous foursome of formidable and distinctly different layouts designed by Pete Dye, Tom Fazio, Davis Love III, and Greg Norman.

North Myrtle Beach’s claim to fame is that it is the birthplace of the “shag,” a beach dance that became a craze in the 40s and 50s. To this day shag dancers come from all over to cut the rug at Fat Harold’s Beach Club. For all sorts of fun, Broadway at the Beach is the most popular attraction in all of Myrtle Beach and a one-stop destination for shopping, eating, drinking, attractions, music, and nightlife. Barefoot Landing is another popular North Myrtle Beach tourist mecca with its shopping and dining along with attractions such as the Alabama Theater, the House of Blues, and Alligator Adventure, one of the world’s largest reptile zoos. But really, wouldn’t you have more fun seeing alligators out on the golf course?