Oyster Bay Golf Links

Course in good shape, greens very good. Only negative, we went out as first group on first hole, course was using double tees that morning. We made the turn and waited on two groups still going out on first wave of tee times. Back nine played much slower due to this. Overall very good, would recommend and will play again.

Played this course about 10-15 years ago. Time has apparently not been kind. Cart paths are atrocious. Full of potholes and crumbling. Greens were a bit rough. Course is tucked and intertwined within the community, signage is poor for navigating to the next hole.

Bunkers need work

Cart paths non existent

Some greens showing dead spots in early June

Saw a ranger once that never addressed the pace of play

the staff was on point from the time I arrived to making the turn and to putting my clubs back into the car. the course was nice but there were some areas around the tree lines that was hard pan and the course had received some heavier rains over the weekend that one hole had standing water in front of the tee box. the course had a nice layout and was fun to play.

Oyster Bay and Heritage have been among my Myrtle Beach favorite golf courses for over 30 years, but I have to make excuses to my friends, reporting that the current state of Oyster Bay’s infrastructure is a sad remnant of the course’s glorious past. The course that was once one of America’s best new courses is not maintained consistent with it’s splendid design. The cart paths are in disrepair. Many tees have large bare spots as do some of the fairways and green aprons. Fortunately the greens are decent enough for me to return next year, but I would rather pay $30-$50 more to play Oyster Bay as it once was than the underinvested course today.

Greens were in excellent condition and the pace of play was excellent. The fairways were in good shape but it could have been a bit better. The members or guests apparently don’t take the bunkers. We called “a rack it place it” rule on the first hole and it was an excellent call based on the holes we saw.

I loved this course even though I was playing like crap. This was my first time back to the area in over 20 years. I had more fun (played like crap, remember) taking pics of the gators than playing golf. We don't see to many of these guys in Ohio.

Played here last 8 years ago, course routing, layout is better than most. Sadly it isn't the Oyster Bay it used to be. Some bad area's, little grass near green's, edges of fairways, and on a few green's. Cartpaths falling apart,no repairs being done. Starter gave us the usual crap about staying on the paths, exiting the fairways where the signs were as if the course was in top notch shape,it isn't but still worth playing accepting the shortcomings. Alligator's out basking all over including a few large 10 footer's. Marsh veiws excellent. Bag drop guy was friendly.

Starter was rushing groups to tee off only to run into incredibly slow play. We paired up with another 3-some(6 of us) and consisGently waited for the 4-some in front of us.

Ranger didn’t do their job.

Beautiful layout that needs some management TLC.

Does not live up to the hype. Grass in rough was totally dead and rock hard. Only course in area without green grass! WAY over priced for the condition.

The course seems to have gone downhill since we last played it a year ago. Very rough cart paths, super hard and thin fairways and rough bumpy greens. Also found the inside staff to not be very customer oriented. I

Clubhouse is aldo very dated. In my opinion, the course needs to be improved significantly to justify the very high green fees being charged. I will not play again until course conditions improve and/or the green fees are reduced.

This course could be a great course if the required maintenance was provided. It has a lot of charm and many beautiful features but is lacking in upkeep.

This course was a jewel with many distinct features and views. Course condition has deteriorated to the point I would prefer to have memories of yesterday year.