Wachesaw East Golf Club

I played Wachesaw East (Formerly known as Wachesaw Plantation East) with three friends on 03/27/2026. This course runs through the community at times, but it is still gorgeous with the Spanish moss hanging from the trees, water surrounding a fair amount of the holes. The entire course was visually appealing, and you very seldom see another hole on the course. The rough was still dormant which gave an interesting contrast with the deep green of the fairway. The course was in excellent shape and while not overly fast the greens rolled true. Apparently, the LPGA played some tournaments here awhile back. The entire staff from the bag drop to the restaurant, to the pro shop were extremely nice and professional. This was my first time playing and I would definitely come back.

The course was nice and played well, started on back nine a busy day. Played a good pace wice Ohio players. A nice round.

The course had lots of water and somewhat narrow fairways. However, I really liked the layout and it had some challenging holes. Make sure to preview each hole before playing because a few holes had water or a hazard in front of the green.

Great layout, course a little wet following storm on Sunday. Great course overall!

Pace of play was awful. There was a super slow group that bottlenecked a whole side. The ranger finally showed up on 17 and argued with us that there were no open holes in front of them. The problem was we could see there was and even went ahead to make certain. The grounds crew is clearly understaffed and they are working hard. The conditioning is probably on par with what they have to work with. Not a fan of the greens. Layout is cool and has some challenges but also some gettable holes.

Course in excellent shape, pace of play was excellent, we finished in 3 hours 45 minutes....17 and 18 are two of the most challenging holes in Myrtle Beach...some good scores can come to an end on those two....most fairways are tight.....One of my favorite course in Myrtle Beach and former site of the LPGA Tourney!

Nice challenge. Greens were ok but nothing write home about. Makes you use most clubs in your bag. Would play again.

Course was in great shape to be coming out of winter. Only issue we had was we got started off the back for some reason and got put behind single when there was only two of us. He’d hit a shot 20 feet, get in the cart, drive to it and then do it again two or three times. He would skull one over the green and just keep playing no matter how long we’d been waiting and not once look back or wave us through. Felt like that should’ve been handled at some point. Once we turned to the front nine he had left and we finished our round in less than half the time. Will definitely play that course again next time I’m in town.

I played the course during the coronavirus outbreak so, although the pace of play was good, I can’t vouch for pace of play during normal times. Course conditions were adequate, but not great. The golf holes are interesting, and it’s a fun course to play. Considering all the courses I have played in Myrtle Beach, I would rate it in the middle of the pack.

Played 27 holes on this course after 3 days of rain. Course was wet in some places and did not drain as well as other courses. Unfortunately, play was slow and Marshalls are not apt to step in to move play along. Staff are friendly, but marshalling diplomatically can be challenging. Proshop staff and restaurant staff were excellent

Included driving range is a great benefit.

Course seems to be in need of maintenance as many cart paths are up heaving due to tree roots. Many worn spots and beaten grasses spots as a result of carts driving off road to avoid bad carts. Not sure of green fees as I purchased golf package but only play again at a discount.

It took over 5 hours to play, no staff on course to move people along.