Man O' War Golf Course

Greens plugged. Empty tee box but course won’t let you go out before GolfNow tee time.. Starter nice but guess rules are rules? Played as twosome. Good layout, played in past years. No notification that greens and fairways plugged. Should be some type machine to pick up plugs from fairways you would think?

Good test of skills with plenty of water but not so hard our groups beginner was overwhelmed. Friendly course staff and pro shop/ food staff. Very accommodating and course was nice enough to send out ice cold towels to cool down from the humidity. We've never had a course do that but we usually go out at 8am. Pace of play was very good not wide open but not waiting to hit either. All in all it was a good day and would do it again.

I always make it a point to play it at least once when I am in town. It is one of the best manicured courses in Myrtle. It’s a lot of fun to play and challenging. The only issue I had this time, was that I saw some five-somes today and the pace of play was pretty slow. But even for “peak” season it was slower than normal. But the course was in better shape than Arcadian Shores and everyone says to play that course but skip Arcadian and play Man O’ War and you will not be disappointed

Very fun course. Water everywhere. Lost a few balls but had a great time. Worth playing.

Really don’t like the way they handle golf carts. Seems to be a myrtle beach or east coast thing, but they wont let you have your cart more than 10 minutes before tee time. I found that annoying, but it was consistent throughout the 7 rounds i played in myrtle beach.

Also worthy notting that they dont have GPS on the carts like most southwest US courses. Bring your GPS. I left mine at home as i ran out of room (you can’t leav it in your golf bag due to it having a lithium battery).

We had a great time and the course was very enjoyable.. there are a few hidden water hazards and/or bunkers. It would have been nice to have a fps on the cart that showed distance to the various hidden hazards.

Seems to be a myrtle Beach thing, but they won’t give you the cart until 10 minutes before your tee time, and they charge for range balls. Again, that seems to be a thing here, but I’m used to being able to get my cart, go to the range and warm up. I find it frustrating that I have to walk to the range with my bag.

Greens were smooth and fast. Pace of play on the front was great. On the back it was very slow. That seems to be the way it goes when you start people off 1 and 10. When you make the turn you catch up to all the groups that started on the other nine. Again, something that is ubiquitous in the Myrtle Beach area. They really needed a Marshall as on every tee on the back nine we got to the tee before the group in front of us had teed off, and they were waiting for the people in front of them, and so on and so on. It could have been due to the water in the back nine- I think there was water in play on 7 of the nine holes.

Still we had a great day in perfect weather and would play here again.

Awesome course, well kept with killer views, will 1000 percent be back.

Got the earliest tee time in order to play quickly 7:32am. Started told us he was sending groups off the back at the same time so we would get held up at the turn if we came in before 9:56. So we played the front as slow as possible and were forced to wait about 40 minutes before starting at -#10. This was a momentum killer. The front 9 took about 1hr 40, the back 9 took almost 3 hours. We would not have played this course if we knew they did this on the tee sheet. Maybe this is common here but it was annoying to find out the day of our round. Otherwise the course was in great shape and we enjoyed our visit.

Very well kept course! Friendly staff and the pace of play was amazing. Will definitely play this course again when we come back here

This course is more for a golfer who doesn’t need the best of the best. I’d say it’s well liked by the locals. Everyone was nice and courteous. We arrived early to look around however when we paid in the clubhouse, no one mentioned the driving range or putting greens. The course itself was in good condition. Not a resort course by any means. If you’re use to impeccable golf courses, this isn’t for you. Cart lady was nice and saw her a few times. We were told we couldn’t stop at the turn due to the high volume of people so we pressed on. Pace was average as I waited on the tee 3-5 minutes each hole. Greens were nice but slower than I’m use to in Florida. I admit I’m a bit of a golf snob and use to playing nice courses. If you are like me, this isn’t the course for you. If you’re traveling on vacation, use this as a warm up for future courses that are more marquee. Pretty scenery, but the course was short. I played from the tips and was still wedging in most of the par 4s. Overall it was nice for my family, but I would be upset if I were here in SC trying to play an elite course. $80 was a little steep I feel for the course. $50 or below and it’s a steal.

Beautiful course in great shape. Hit a log jam on number 10. Called the pro. He came out and tersely said “why did you call me?” 3 groups on one hole is self explanatory. Have never seen a pro so rude.

This course was a little wet but that didnt stop the greens from rolling true. I gurantee these greens are quick and smooth when they're dry. Tee boxes and fairways are mint too. You get lunch and drinks with your green fees too which is nice. The clubs staff is friendly.