TPC Myrtle Beach

The layout/design here is very good, but the conditions leave a lot to be desired. The course was soaked, yet it has rained only once in Myrtle Beach over the last 10 days or so (and not since mid last week). Reading some previous reviews, it seems they have an issue with the sprinkler system. I honestly thought the grounds crew left the sprinklers running too long while out on the course today, it was that wet. As a result, no roll on the fairways.

The greens were average in every sense of the word. Some better than others but the general theme was SLOW. They looked faster than they ran. Smooth for the most part, but you really had to hammer putts to get them to the hole. For a TPC course, I'd expect better. Probably running an 8 on the stimp if I had to guess. Fine for a public course, but not for what is supposed to be a top notch resort style course.

All in all, a very average course. The maintenance should be far better than it is, but it's not bad if you can play here for a fair price. Anything more than $70 is too much for this course in its current condition.

We played the course after a couple inches of rain the night before so it was a bit damp but the greens hold up very well. Greens are fast and are in very good condition. The course is a great layout with some challenging holes, but for the most part the course is very fair and a fun course to play without too many stressful tee shots. The greens are pretty well protected with bunkers but you can be rewarded with hitting fairways and greens. Great clubhouse and practice facilities before the round. Would definitely play the course again and recommend to any golfer in the MB area.

what a waste of money ok they just poped the greens so does every coarse but every thing else was awful great coarse if you like to play on dirt tee boxes fairways ist cut on greens they asked how the round was when we were done thet said they over seeded just be real and say yea its not great do your self a favor play some where else yea for a 10 hanicap i did not play well but you know when you play a coarse this bad its hard to play well and by the way i dont write reviews often just trying to help out fellow players a huge disapointment

Greens, tee boxes, fairways in good shape. The course has good layout and carts have GPS. The man working the desk in pro shop ignored us while he talked on the phone for over 5 minutes and after we asked to play as a twosome, then proceeded to INFORM us that we would definitely be playing with others even with the COVID and with few people around. The starter took the bad taste out of our mouth as soon as we checked in with him.by informing us we would be alone as there was few left to tee off. A good experience even with the A HOLE working the desk.

One of the top courses to play in Myrtle Beach. Course conditions were in great shape and the layout is fun. I know it’s hard to find courses to play in the area due to there being so many but this one should definitely be on the list.

The course is always in top notch shape as one might expect from a TPC course. However, the staff, especially the starter, went above and beyond. The course was experiencing a malfunction in the sprinkler system and were going off throughout the round and was very annoying to try to play around them and a few times got a good soaking. The starter came over to us on the 18th hole and was very apologetic and presented us with a full 18 hole raincheck. That gesture was totally unexpected but very much appreciated. You guys take customer service seriously and you showed it. Well done guys!!!!!

When TPC Myrtle Beach underwent a bunker adjustment and reduction project last year, I wondered how much it would affect the difficulty and character of a course I've always like. I'm pleased that it's still the same ol' challenging but enjoyable TPC Myrtle Beach, and more playable in and around the sand as a result. It still has several tough par fours - 3, 4, 9, 15 and 16 - and a good mix of par 3s and par 5s that help put the course in the upper portion of the Grand Strand's strong second tier of courses.

Although the staff wasn't very friendly and they rushed us out to the tee (we were 30 minutes early) without even having a chance to putt it was still a good day. The course is challenging and was in great shape. There are plenty of water hazards to catch an errant shot but the fairways are fairly big. The greens were recently punched but still rolled nicely with good speed. Pace of play was never and issue as we got around in under 4 hours.

Course was Cart Path Only and it wasn't from rain. They obviously dont know when to turn off the sprinklers. Self flooded course. Greens are top notch but tee boxes and fairways are very spotty and that might be a bit gracious. Layout is what you would expect and hope for from a TPC Course but the conditions are not even close to what you should expect on a tract like this. You can get better for the same price elsewhere.

The Good: This Tom Fazio collaboration with Lanny Wadkins & disciple Beau Welling is an excellent option in the greater Myrtle Beach area, about 20 minutes south of the main "Grand Strand". Has a "Poor Man's Pinehurst" feel to it with beautiful tree-lined fairways amidst pine straw hazards and well-placed white-sanded bunkers. Very strong Par 5's and some good variety in the Par 4's with some very challenging and others drivable. The Par 3's are the standout signature holes. Greens hold well and were in very good shape. Very nice clubhouse and now Dustin Johnson branded golf school (he's from the area). Staff was extremely nice and kept us hydrated on a hot spring afternoon. Superb pace of play for a Sunday round. Great value at only $69 in Early June.

The Bad: Fairway and tee box conditions were very dried out and to be desired. Many of the tee boxes didn't really have grass. No GPS on the carts was a bummer, however the course is marked well.

The Verdict: A Top 5 public course in the Myrtle Beach area. One of the better values you will find on the Strand!

Best Hole: While the closing holes get all the credit, I actually loved the second hole, a tough Par 5 that requires precise tee and approach shots to avoid sand to a raised green guarded by water left.

As always, in great shape!!! tee to green was perfect.

Word of advice, play the correct tees. I tried tees a little longer than I needed to be and had a much more difficult afternoon vs when I played the white tees, Pace of play was slooow both days I played, 5+ hours.

Driver 7 iron is much better than driver 5 wood into par 4's.

Staff in and outside were very welcoming and helpful.

TPC is the finest course on the Grand Strand. The conditions, especially immediately after the DJ World Jr tournament are AMAZING!!! Love the layout, challenging placement of bunkers, clean facilities, friendly staff. Play can sometimes be a little slow, but looking for wildlife is always fun...gators, turkeys, deer, turtles, heron. I just can’t get enough of it!!

TPC of Myrtle Beach (not a true TPC, but licenses the name and lives up to the TPC standards) is a great course. Excellent layout with few outside distractions. Yardage markers everywhere. Staff was excellent (other than the starter who complained about our group of 16 hitting a breakfast ball) and friendly. It is pricey, but well worth it. Very fair track and rough is not penalizing.

I cannot recommend to anyone to play this course under the current conditions. I was warned that the greens have suffered and was told that on a scale of 1 to 10 the greens would be a 7. Well that is a generous self review by the pro shop, the greens are more like a 2. Extremely disappointed in the greens especially since sizable sections have been removed and new sod has been put down. This change in green conditions has occurred since Memorial Day weekend when the greens were in good shape, just rolling slow. Don’t be fooled by the course name, the conditions do not equal the other TPC courses throughout the country.

Like most of the other Founders club courses i've played TPC was solid! Good layout, good pace of play and good rolling greens and fairways. It was cart path only because of all the rain, which was a bit of a pain given the heat index was over 100. My only complaint was the lack of water on the course for the first 9. The beverage cart was broken, and many of the water coolers were empty for our first 9. If it's going to be cart path only on a hot day, ya have to make sure there is water out there.

It's above average Fazio and a TPC. With that, I felt like it met expectations and was fair. I wasn't blown away, nor disappointed. One critique would be that I did find it odd that this course is one of the top end facilities in MB and doesn't have GPS in the carts, though that's not really a big deal.

TPC Myrtle Beach lived up to its name. Course from tee to green was in absolute perfect condition.

Played the TPS on 4/27/18 and the facility was in the best shape we've even seem. This was our fourth visit and the attention to detail was presnt at every part of the course. Congratulations to the entire staff and we look forward to returning next year.

Just returned from our annual buddies trip to Myrtle Beach. We’ve had TPC as a regular course in our week-long trip for 3 or 4 years now, and each year it is EASILY the best conditioned and most liked of the courses we play, with Heritage Club a close second. This year, we played 6 other courses that had varying degrees of winter kill on their greens — some, just a bit; others were horrible. They’d all had what appeared to be hydro seed applied and rolled flat. We can’t fault the courses for what Mother Nature throws at them but it does beg the question: how did TPC keep their greens in such extraordinarily great shape? Though we froze on the day we played TPC (3C / 37F), everyone to a man (16 of us) raved about all aspects of the course — had it not been so freakin cold, and cart path only, we definitely would have played another 18. In fact, the course had drained SO well from the previous rain that most of us felt we could have taken the carts on the course. It goes without saying that the bunkers were a little muddy, but that was expected. Even then, they still weren’t as bad as other courses’ bunkers. And since it was SO FREAKIN COLD, there was almost nobody else on the course, relative to what it’s normally like. Once again, TPC MB set the standard for course conditions.

Love everything about this course. As always, conditions were about perfect. Greens were a little slow by TPC MB standards (11 instead of a usual 13-14), but rolled true and consistent as ever. Everyone treats you like you are a pro for the day. We play this multiple times annually. Highly recommended.