Palmetto at Myrtlewood Golf Club

Palmetto course greens and fairways in great condition. T-boxes were ok, but not up to par with the greens and fairways. Be prepared for a lot of doglegs that seem to favor a fade from the tee.

This would be a great course to start a golf trip on. Hard to lose a ball, but challenging enough. Good conditions, but not really any memorable holes. 17 and 18 are nice though!

Had to wait on 3 foursomes to hit on every tee box…. Quit after 9 holes

That's a hard course. The only negatives. They wouldn't give us a cart until a few minutes before our tee-time. Then sent us out early. And they had plenty of carts lined up. It was frustrating 🤔

Had a 2:34 tee time Friday. Beautiful course with a nice layout I was really excited to play. Friendly pro shop staff and starter. Very disappointed when it took 3 and half hour to play front 9. More disappointing was when the ranger came out at 7:05pm at the 14th tee and asked us very rudely to pack it in. I know he was just doing his job but he really sucked at it. Not a people person at all. As we were headed back saw about 24 guys at the 17th tee teeing off in group off 8s. I guess the golf course packed way too many people on the course. I don’t think I’ll be coming back until I know I can finish my round.

We enjoyed our day at Palmetto. We will come back for sure.

Loved the view of the intercostal waterway throughout the course. The fairways are in great condition, greens are challenging but the course layout is open and not too many dog-legs. Pace of play was quick and efficient, never felt rushed. Would definitely play again, worth the money!

Palmetto and Myrtlewood’s Pine Hills are the best courses I’ve played in South Carolina.

I played with a nice couple from Connecticut. While pace of play was slow on front 9 it picked up on back 9. Overall an enjoyable course.

Located just off US 17 highway and 44th, but it is quiet. I played the blue tee, it is just over 7000 yards. It is beautifully designed and very picturesque. The fairway could be in better conditions, although I should not have any complaint. The green is reasonable and very predictable. A winding river runs by and it is just beautiful. I was told that the course has been busy all seasons and everyday in a week, that is probably why you have to wait a little bit to tee off before the group ahead of you to finish up. If you play golf in Myrtle beach, be sure not to miss this one.

The course is one of my favorites but yesterday was not up to ‘par’. Greens were slow and rough from being punched last week.

The worst part was there was no drinking water on the course. The snack bar and halfway house was closed. No water was put out. No notice as given. It was 85 and sunny. We teed off at 10:30 on a Tuesday. No excuse for this. I had to fill my bottle with water from the men’s restroom.