World Tour Golf Links

Played this course 10 years ago while on vacation and loved it...after playing today I have the exact same feeling. Very well kept for July in Myrtle Beach; the Staff was friendly and the cart girl was super nice, allways available and easy on the eyes!!!

Played this course twice this week. It is in excellent condition. The greens were receptive and rolled true. Fairways were like carpet. My favorite holes were the Troon postage stamp, Augusta 12 and 13, and TPC 17 island green. All of the staff from bag drop on were very friendly. The end of the round mint towel was a nice touch and much needed. We will definitely be back to play here on our next visit.

The St. Andrews holes were cool. Conditions of the greens and fairways were acceptable for summer in MB. Tees were awful. Much of the rough was very unkept and needed mowing, etc. Amen corner was ugly and unkept. If you pay to play replica holes, they should be close to the same quality and appearance, not just topography. Pro shop guys were great, very nice. Clubs on the oversized cart were a bit much, just a money grab for tips. Took 20 minutes to leave, and there were 5 cars in the lot. Club guy disappeared somewhere. Overall it was worth it, but could have been better.

I was suggested this course when my other options were closed for aerification. When first reading about it, I thought it would be really cool to play the layout of different holes from the tour. Well pace of play was pretty slow and the conditions just weren't that great. It came off more as a gimmick than true justice to the holes. The greens were bumpy and slow. Save your money and play something original, not a poor reproduction.

This course was very well kept and each hole resembles different holes around the world almost perfectly and is a steal for the money at only 50 bucks. Practice facilities were good and greens and fairway were in great shape but greens were a tad slow. Highly recommend to friends!

This course was in awful shape. The greens were bad. The fairways were bad. This course was just plain bad. It is comparable to a $25 municipal course. If you want to throw money have at it. I have played the World Tour in Houston and it was worth it. This one is on our list of courses not to play EVER again on our annual golf trip. We are down in April and August/September every years.

We were a group of two foursome. The staff were very nice. Great driving range. The course was ok not super. very clean course. At the end we were at the club house and we ask to play again. We just paid for 4 golfer and jump on the course.

Played the course while on vacation and it was worth it. The course is in great shape, the greens are fast and roll true. The holes are very picturesque and make you feel like you're standing on the signature holes of the greatest courses in the world. Will definitely play again.

Played this on first day of golf trip, but the course was really wet. Starter was great, paired me up on first nine and played single on second nine. Cart path only made for a lot of walking, and wet conditions even closed one hole. The emulations of great holes worked ok at times, not at times. For a senior golfer it was good to play once.

The course was very wet, it's not worth the money. On the 18 fairway we drove in the middle of the fairway but could not find our balls since it was so wet, the staff told us that even during the summer that fairway is wet

On some of the holes, you have to squint a little to imagine you're at Augusta or English Turn or St. Andrews. Just a little. For the most part, World Tour does a great job in recreating some of golf's most famous holes and since most golfers have never played the real courses, they really don't have much to compare it to. Better yet, however, the holes are just fun. And in some cases, like the Olympic Club facsimile, you'd never know that it was a copy of the original, but it really doesn't matter.

The friendly guy at the gate knows your name when you arrive. They take your clubs and send you to the clubhouse. Guy in the clubhouse was very friendly and sends you out back where your cart (w/ gps) is ready togo. Plenty of balls on the all grass range (no stupid turf mats). Course was in perfect shape. I felt like a pro for the day (until I started golfing). Course was challenging, but not unplayable for a hack like me. At $60, this is the best value you will ever get at a golf course. They wipe your clubs down and give you a wet peppermint towel for your neck at the end of the round (are you kidding me). A must play in Myrtle.

The best service ever! You pull up and they take your bags for you. Free range balls the off the first hole which is a replica of St. Andrews. Very cool layout with plenty of risk reward holes and 2 holes with the largest fairways in golf. When you finish they clean your clubs and bring them back up to the valle area. Will definitely play again. This time of year is only 65 bucks.

The course was in great condition and alot of fun. The people were the best i have encountered at any golf course. Ice water delivered throughout round, great stories of people who have played there and iced towels at the end. Do not miss it.

I played 4 courses this week, World Tour was by far the best value for the money!!!

This course was absolutely beautiful the staff was the best that I have ever seen the only problem I ran into was that the cart girl only came around 2 times in 18 holes besides that great course will definitely be playing it again as soon as I can great job

My son and I played World Tour for the first time Saturday 7/27 and had a great experience. We arrived early for our 2:20 tee time and were welcomed warmly. We checked in quickly. Kyle was very helpful and friendly. We had the practice range to ourselves and the facilities were very nice. We went to the first tee of the Open and were never held up or pressed from behind. The pace was terrific. The course was in great shape. On the second nine there was a slow group ahead and the course ambassador assisted us in playing through. They are really there to help you not hurt your experience. They check on you throughout your play and provide you with water and ice if needed. They hold the flag stick at 9 and 18 for you. When you finish up, they greet you, clean your clubs and assist with getting your clubs to your car. Great experience and hospitality.

Love the layout, very picturesque, outstanding service/staff but unfortunately the greens especially needed some attention. Very hard and honestly quite bumpy. It could be the fact I'm used to bent grass greens but regardless it affects your overall experience. Could be a great course!!!

My son and I played this course in the early afternoon during the week. A little busy starting out but when we made the turn to the 2nd nine, the course was beginning to empty out and pace was good.
The hole replications for Sawgrass 17, the Masters Amen corner were the best. Some other holes were interesting but some were very average.
The clubhouse is beautiful and the staff was more than friendly.
Free range balls to warm up are a nice perk.
All in all a good round of golf.

This was a fun, interesting course to play. The holes in some aspects resemble their respective famous hole but for the most part had its own identity. This attribute I liked because I didn't want an extremely gimmicky day of golf. The greens are recovering from being punched but not great and the fairways were shaggy due to extensive amounts of rain that fell during the week. Overall, the course held up and played well and I had a great time.