About
This beautiful facility is located on 270 pristine acres at the North end of the Grand Strand. Blessed with a unique topography and large mature trees, the course meanders down to the inter-coastal waterway with scenic vistas to distract you at every turn.
This 6900 yard Clyde Johnston design is owned and managed by the same group that developed the fabled Heather Glen links and the service you have grown to expect from this organization is evident the moment you drive up to the clubhouse. Give this course a try the next time you vist the Myrtle Beach area. You won't be disappointed!
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by geissnc on 08/12/2026
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Photo submitted by rwmccullyjr on 08/09/2025
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Photo submitted by cereese8 on 06/27/2025
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Photo submitted by cereese8 on 06/27/2025
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Photo submitted by tjmedic1 on 06/24/2025
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Photo submitted by Slinger2018 on 06/17/2025
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Photo submitted by Slinger2018 on 06/17/2025
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Photo submitted by DavidSmith101 on 09/24/2024
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Photo submitted by Tahuffman86 on 06/23/2024
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View of 9 and 18 green and waterway from clubhouse porch Photo submitted by realasudxgift on 07/29/2023
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Photo submitted by u000005024760 on 04/04/2022
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Photo submitted by u000005024760 on 04/04/2022
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Tees on 18 Photo submitted by Solo17 on 02/13/2022
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Tees on 17 Photo submitted by Solo17 on 02/13/2022
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Tees on 9 Photo submitted by Solo17 on 02/13/2022
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#9 view from the tee box Photo submitted by Donaldwsturgis on 09/30/2021
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Photo submitted by Jared74 on 12/05/2020
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Photo submitted by Jared74 on 12/05/2020
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 03/12/2019
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 03/12/2019
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 03/12/2019
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My wife, Marsha, watching the "Big M" sail by on # 9 at the Glen. Photo submitted by LarryNoli on 08/02/2017
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#16...413 yards long...layup off tee with 3 wood leaving 165 yards into 15 mph and no misses allowed-this is not gimmicky-a little tough, maybe! Photo submitted by LarryNoli on 08/02/2017
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walking to the green on #17...a challenging par 3 Photo submitted by LarryNoli on 08/02/2017
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Photo submitted by CartNinja on 02/12/2017
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Photo submitted by CartNinja on 02/12/2017
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Hole 16 approach Photo submitted by pwa93 on 04/26/2015
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Hole 17 Par 3 Photo submitted by pwa93 on 04/26/2015
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17th green Photo submitted by pwa93 on 04/26/2015
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Hole 9 Photo submitted by pwa93 on 04/26/2015
Golfer Reviews
what a beautiful view and golf course
i am a local area golf course pro and was really interested in getting the chance to tackle "the beast of little river" Glen Dornoch. I have lived in the area for over 15 years and this was the third time i had played the golf course since it had opened in 1997. Because of the group i was playing with we decided to play from the up blue tees. even still from the blue tees it was a little bit of a challenge. This course has so much character in the last three holes it is unbelievable. After this recent time i would have to say this course is the toughest course from the back tees in Myrtle beach. if you have not been here i highly recommend this course. And from the women's tees it looks quite fair i might add. All and all from top to bottom a fine establishment.
Most scenic course I've ever seen!!
Right on the waterway, this course is GORGEOUS!! A bit tough but the atmosphere makes it totally worth it! Other than hole 16, the course is "woman-friendly" and I will be coming back each year! Fun, beautiful, and challenging!
Forced carries and waterway views
Great views of the intracoastal waterway from the clubhouse and both finishing holes which share a double green. Wind can be a big part of playing this course as it was the day we played, as it was blowing 15 to 20 mph. The back nine is tougher with more forced carries than the front. 16,17 and 18 make for as tough a finish as one could wish for. 16 plays toward the waterway, which for us meant playing into those 20 mph winds and an even longer par 4. 17 is a par 3 also playing towards the waterway, and is all carry over marsh to a long and narrow green, that is flanked by a bunker and30 ft tall mound on the right side and the salt marsh on the left and backside. 18 parallels the waterway, with two fairway choices. The first fairway choice to the right is more open and leaves you with the forced carry on your second shot. The second fairway closer to the waterway is tighter and requires a longer drive to clear the marsh, but will leave you a shorter approach shot. A great finishing hole, go right or gamble and go left, either way it is a beautiful scene.
One of the best in Myrtle Beach if looking for a test play the back tees.
The course was in great shape place of play was quick.We booked online but at the pro shop they gave use a better price paid $80 for adult then the my two 16 year old sons one was free the other cart fee. I would recommend this course every time you visit MB.The last three holes are some of the best you will play.
Under repair but a nice track.
The greens had been aerated and the cart pathes were being repaired. The staff told us that they tried to get GolfNow to notify me of these conditions the day before we played, but GolfNow did not respond. The result was we were charged a greatly reduced rate ( the published rate was $68, we paid $27 ). The course is routed through some wetland area with forced carries and several holes along the intercostal.