Tiger's Eye Golf Links at Ocean Ridge Plantation

This course has long been one of my favorite layouts in the area but sadly conditions have gone down hill the past few years. However, currently with the overseed it’s as good as I’ve experienced here in quite some time. Tees and fairways are good and the greens have some speed to them again. Still a little bit rough around the edges but overall very solid. Really hope they can maintain conditions here as it’s a very enjoyable course to play.

Played 11/17 and course is in very good condition... Highly recommended...

Much better than when I played it in July. I'd recommend it

Enjoyed the course. Played on a Monday so quiet and great pace of play. Staff friendly, course in good shape. Will play again

The greens are spectacular. Quick and true. Fairways and tee boxes very lush. Can’t wait to play again.

First day played Leopards Chase. Layout is spectacular. Fairways ok on most holes. Rough not great. Greens really bad. Very disappointing. If course was in good shape, would be great. Hard summer, rain, labor help, we were told, were reasons for conditions. People there were great however. Wednesday and Thursday we played Tigers Eye. Great layout. Fairways a bit long, but good. Greens really good. Bunkers mostly good. Overall really good. Staff awesome! Great people. All deserve raises!

Friday morning played Lions Paw. Front nine was terrible. Grass in fairways and rough long and unkept. Greens terrible. Back nine better. Like two different courses. Layout is good. Again not sure why it is unkept. In afternoon, we went back to Tigers Eye. Again, great people at this course. Told them about Lions Paw, and they let us play Tigers Eye again for free. This was very much appreciated by myself and my son. Again great people here, and I highly recommend Tigers Eye. Note to the company that owns these courses. Please give raises to everyone at Tigers Eye.. Great people!

They are asking 85.00 to play Tigers Eye today and their hot deal is 73.00. I think I am doing a public service to warn you not to spend your money there.. Tiger's Eye is a has been golf course that was once a wonderful and great golf course and facility They look like they are on their last legs. The course(s) are no where in remotely good playing conditions and all the courses in the area are much better than the continued deteriorating conditions at Tiger's Eye and the other Cat courses. What were once gems are now sad reminders of mismanagement and total lack of care. You walk into their nice clubhouse bar and grill and cannot get a draft beer or hot food. and that tells the tale of the fiscal situation they must be in. I have read reviews of Tigers and could not believe it until I played Saturday. Management continues to make excuses , weather, heat, etc. but the other courses in the area seem to overcome it. It is pretty obvious they are in bad fiscal and management shape.

I have played this course a few times before. We returned because the course has a very fair layout for various levels of golfers. I played in early August and the condition of the course was good but not as good as it ad been in past years. I returned again in September and was disappointed in the condition of the course. Both the rough and fairways needed to be mowed. Greens were mowed but slow. We did have a spell of very hot weather that may have impacted the mowing in previous weeks.

Layout is excellent. Fair but challenging. Greens were sadly, very slow. Fairways needed to be cut. Worker told me they are afraid of losing the greens because of the heat (first week of Sept). ????? Cut everything and this place would be a joy to play.

Course was in very good shape, there was maybe one hole that needed work. Greens in great shape. Staff friendly with beverage cart. Really liked the layout very scenic.

Tigers Eye has the potential to be "the" must play course in Myrtle Beach. The layout is excellent. the scenery is very nice. The wildlife you may see is second to none. The major drawback of Tiger's is no secret and that it needs an influx of manpower and money to get it into a five star or even a tru 4 star rating, While the conditions of the greens have improved over the last year or so, it is still not up to par insofar as condition. The layout of the course keeps its rating as high as it is now. If Tiger's Eye was in 5 star rating shape, they could charge whatever they wanted in season and pack them in. Unfortunately, that is not the case now.

Fairways covered with high weeds the entire course appears to be overgrown with weeds and unkept

A beautiful layout and I have played here many times but played with people who live there and were told that there are financial problems

To many other courses

spend your money elsewhere

Course was in good condition for the middle of the summer after a hurricane 2 days before we played.

Granted I played one week after the east coast hurricane but I believe the course was unmanaged. The mowing was atrocious my 2 3/4 tee was lower then the grass on the tee box. It needed mowing everywhere. I get the rough needs to be long but I felt the condition of the course was terrible for being ranked in the top ten courses in Myrtle. They also tried to mange play time and even said they would push us a hole if lagging. They took the fun out of golf. Maybe it’s better when Mother Nature is kinder to them. Was not impressed

Being from NJ, it seems to me that the entire Myrtle Beach golf industry has taken a huge hit in recent years as it is not one of the premier golf destinations in the country as it once was back 20+ years ago. Tiger’s Eye has a phenomenal layout. Tee boxes were OK but the fairways and greens were pretty good. It’s amazing as this course has been around for a long time and they are building these brand new 3-4K sq foot houses. I guess that is one way the golf course can improve their bottom line as we only saw one other group on the whole course when we were out yesterday afternoon. Nonetheless our $23 Hot Deal was well worth it.

A very nice layout under the influence of too much rain and wind from TS isaias and summer showers. The course conditions have not been attended to because of weather, but still in decent shape. The greens were a little slow, but manageable. The fairways were in need of blowing, and the tee boxes need a trim. I was playing well despite this, and enjoyed the course and the round. I'll be back when it dries out. Pro shop staff was huffy, and the starter short on personality. Thank you to the helpful snack bar lady, and very friendly and personable ranger!

Has potential to be a really nice course but it currently needs help. Greens may not have been cut the day we played and were slow, but also needed rolling as they were bumpy. Fairways were good, but tees were bare in too many places and had not been cut day we played, there were a few traps in good condition but most were bad, washed out in places and in need of sand. Staff was friendly and helpful, and layout suggests this was and could be a very good track.

The "Big Cat" courses had been dropped from our annual trips, as the course conditions seemed to be falling behind others in the area. After this round, we are definitely putting it back on the list.

Everything was in great shape, and the holes were back to being picturesque and challenging. The starters and on-course staff were all pleasant and helpful. Great job overall.

One minor correction needed, though; while we all understand the need to wear masks in the pro shop, it was a bit of a downer to see the pro shop cashier's, which read "Trump 2020". None of us thought it was appropriate for a representative of the course to advertise a political position, regardless of whether it is one we agree with or not.