Palmetto at Myrtlewood Golf Club

Course was great, no complaints at all. The ranger was very rude and kept driving behind us saying we would not finish in time when we were ahead of pace. There were 2 4somes in front of us that teamed up and he would not do anything about it. Very rude and unprofessional but overall great track and great views.

The staff was super nice and efficient. The course has some really nice view right next to the intercoastal water way. good conditions

Played Palmetto side. Course was in good shape. There are some spots on greens that lacked a lot of grass but they still all rolled true. There were some rough looking spots on tee boxes but I can’t imagine how hard it can be to keep everything “pristine” as some seem to expect. Seems like place stays busy. I played as a single in afternoon as tee sheet was wide open it appeared but ended up being very busy. All staff I came across was very friendly and welcoming. I would play again. Idk if this is always the case but greens were very wet in front. Couldn’t bounce anything up.

The layout and the condition of the course was great. Bunkers were well maintained and just enough water to keep you honest. Various tee boxes for all levels.

The people working there are top notched. The only negative is that they didn’t have enough help to open the half way house and only one cart grill (didn’t come by until the back nine - way too late).

The big negative was the food - eat before you get to the course.

I always try to play Myrtlewood Palmetto when I'm down on vacation. The course plays a little long, but it is fair and they keep the turf and greens in good condition. Even though the course is built in a huge housing development, there is still some great scenery as you're playing. I arrived that day of play to find we were covered by a wide area of rain that was eventually moving out. However, as this was pushing tee times back of schedule and I needed to be done earlier, they agreeably accommodated me with another tee time the next day. Really like the course and staff at Myrtlewood.

Real busy on a Friday afternoon took just over 5 hours

But fun playable layout plenty wide great array of tees for talent level great staff

Paid 90 or so

The Myrtle beach club members get it for 45

I’d say 60 would be about right but market level is what it is

Pro shop and marshals were extremely helpful and cordial. Had a handicapped gentleman that could only play nine and it made his trip memorable. Thanks again for the help and understanding.

We waited on every shot. We were told that it would take 4:30 to play. We were only 5 minutes over that however they don't tell you that they must of estimated a lot of time for waiting when they calculated that estimate. We played another course the next day and some locals told us that this is always the problem with this course. The said it's a cash cow and they schedule tee times just 7 minutes apart. I asked the marshal if there was someone ahead of us that was really slow. He tried to convince us that we were playing on pace for 4:30 hours. Do not waste your time at this course. You will spend more time watching other golfers then playing yourself. This course could be played in less than 3:30 hours. Many holes had 2 groups waiting.

Saturday so you almost expect it to be slow. And it was. It all comes down to how slowly just one group is and affects everyone after that group. 4 hours and forty minutes isn’t great but we were pushing to get done before dusk. The staff was excellent and very friendly. The starter and bag guys were really cordial and funny.