Pinehills at Myrtlewood Golf Club

I like the layout. Fair but challenging. This is a popular course and completely full when we played. The staff was very courteous and helpful.

My wife and I really liked the course. It was in excellent shape, and has superior practice facilities. We hope to come back and play here again.

Played front 9 of pine hills and course is in outstanding shape. Perfect tee boxes and greens. Sand traps are consistent and the course has plenty of challenges. Greens are moderate pace but predictable. The driving range and practice greens are in excellent shape as well. The pro shop is very nice and staff are very friendly. Didn’t try out the food so no feedback on that. Highly recommended to play

Nice course with an interesting layout. Green speeds were consistent and held approach shots nicely. Early morning tee times at the Pinehills course are double teed on 1 and 10; finished the front 9 in 90 minutes and unfortunately had to wait 35 minutes to tee off on 10. This did give me the chance to sample the snack bar and the Stella and breakie sandwich were a nice consolation while waiting. Would play again.

The course was in excellent shape. Greens were rolling true and the bunkers had fresh sand. Fairways are forgiving giving you a chance to scramble back. Played on back to back days. Played again the 2nd time because I enjoyed it so much.

In fairness, it was a Sunday. However, we never saw a ranger keeping things moving either.

Course generallly in good shape as it always is. My only issue is as with the green speeds which I found inconsistent. There was considerable poa annua on the practice green which threw off my green speed reads on the course. I was either 3 feet short or 3 feet long all day.

Great staff, nice challenging course. Wish they had a.map with layout of course

Myrtlewood has made huge strides as a multi-course facility in the last decade, between renovations to both of its golf courses and clubhouse. It is now one of the best of the middle-tier places to play in the Grand Strand, and its proximity to the airport makes it a perfect spot for first and/or last rounds on a trip. PineHills, in particular, is an ideal first course for a winter trip because of its relatively open-plan routing that only has out-of-bounds in play around the perimeter.

PineHills’ back nine is the stronger side here, with the run from the par 5 13th hole to the clubhouse featuring a lot of interesting shots. Architect Dan Schlegel’s recent bunker renovation included creating a clever centerline bunker on the par-4 16th that prompts a decision off the tee for every golfer. With the most recent work at PineHills complimenting a renovation a few years ago at the Palmetto course, Myrtlewood is better than ever.