Tupelo Bay Golf Complex - Par-3 Course

18 hole course with 14 par 3s and 4 par 4s but very nice layout very challenging. This is excellent place to play if you are looking to improve on your short game. Had a great time on course excellent shape THANKS.

Pleasant surprise---matched many first class courses

Good course if you don't want to play a bigger course. Some interesting holes and challenging one to help your short game

Was a great warmup for tough courses. The many par 3's allow for a relaxed pace and the general clients understand that well so easy to feel comfortable on this course

What a great course to warm up for your rounds in Myrtle. A practice heaven even with a driving range. Lots of water which increases the difficulty.

Some greens protected by bunkers which require deeper sand.

Great course for children as well as beginners.

As part of a couple it was fine As a challenge to the golfer , so many par 3's allowed for good practice New concept to have a par 58 .. The pace means be patient but was still a decent one. Many women would love this course

Enjoyed this course very much and plan to play it again before we go home

This is a good course for the average player with a mix of challenging and easy holes. Water comes in to play quite a bit, most of the fairways were tight so a straight tee shot is a welcome tool. Good experience and will return to Tupelo Bay on our next trip to Myrtle Beach.

This very relaxed executive course is still a challenge. There is water on most of the holes, including #12 where you hit over a small hill and, if you're lucky, over the pond hidden behind the hill before the green. The scorecard doesn't show this hidden pond, but it is fun to try to try to get over.

There are only par 3's and 4's, with most of the par 3 pretty short. Number #18, however, is a par 3 and 201 yards from the blue tees and you have to clear a patch of brush just off the tee. This would be a tough hole to par for most average golfers, I think.

The course is lined with mature trees which come into play if you are off on either side. The fairways are pretty narrow, too, so on the longer holes your drives need some pretty good direction to stay on the fairway.

There are few sand traps on the course. We played a day after a good rain so they were hard packed and none of the balls went into the sand at all. We tried to hit them right off the sand.

The grass on the greens is slower than in Illinois where we normally play but we used the putting green ahead of time so we knew how they rolled. You can also practice chipping onto the putting green which is also nice and not always the case.

While really good golfers probably would want to play longer, more challenging courses, I think most average golfers would be more than challenged by this one.