Litchfield Beach & Golf Resort

We were immediately impressed upon arrival by the highly attentive staff. The carts were delivered to our vehicles as we parked. The pro shop staff presented the course details thoroughly and in easy to understand details. The fairways and greens were in exceptional condition given the late summer heat. I will play again and recommend Litchfield Country Club to be added to anyone's itinerary.

The price on GolfNow does not reflect the price they will charge you upon arrival. I booked a tee time, made my $6 deposit, and arrived on time. On the app it said i had already paid $6 and needed to pay $42 at the course. Once at the course they didn’t know what I was talking about and required me to pay $49 plus tax making my round almost $60 for a course that should cost maybe $30. I live in Maryland and our courses are in significantly better shape. The greens were covered in sand and did not roll true. The fairways were full of divots and dead spots. It also just generally smelled like a dead deer was being dragged through the woods following us.

Fairways and sand traps ok. Greens bumpy with sand on them.

Played the Litchfield CC for the first time. Layout was fun. Mostly placement holes. Very few holes to just rip driver which was fun. Course was in very poor shape though. I hear the courses are fighting 2 types of grass growing, or some fungus or something that’s trying to kill the grass. In my opinion we should have been charged the full price. A lot of green were patchy, 2 whole greens skimmed with sand. Was pretty disappointing. Probably a real nice course under normal conditions but right now is not a good time. Also a little irritating when a foursome plays the first 9 in 2:15 with a busy course going off front and back tees, and is told they need to pick up the pace? That’s a pretty good pace with a busy golf course.

Could be from flooding. Lack of grass everywhere. Greens were abysmal. Cool layout friendly staff. Hopefully they can turn it around.

This is a classic layout through a neighborhood. Course was in solid shape and has many doglegs, keeping the play off of the tee fun and engaging. Greens were in decent shape and pace was good. No complaints and a good value for the area! Serves as a good round to mix in if on a golf trip playing several courses....

Enjoyed Litchfield Country Club greatly today. Loved the layout with the dog legs and necessity to hit various clubs off the tee. No bombing driver straight ahead here.

Very green with overseed. Tee boxes and fairways were bright green and a little shaggy. Played very nicely. Greens were firm and rolled very good.

2nd time I played here and I will definitely be back for another enjoyable round.

Never too busy, friendly staff. The course is pretty open with enough challenging shots. Course and greens were great for me. For a high 80s golfer, this was a win in the $30-$40 range.

Course is I good condition with an interesting layout. The staff are extremely friendly and clearly take a pride in their golf course. Testing but not overly challenging. Definitely good value for money and worth a play.

I like this course and have played it before when in Myrtle Beach. The course was in good condition, albeit, somewhat wet from all the recent rains in the area. This required cart paths only on 3 or 4 holes. The greens were great, and the bunkers had at least some sand.

Problem we had was slow play. We had a group in front of us that played with no urgency. Although we teed off 15 minutes early, we still barely finished at dark, 4 hours + 45 minutes.

I think since they did a crossover for tee times on the morning round, they should have done the same for the pm. Instead, starter put everyone out on the front nine, while the back nine was wide open.

All that said, I will play here again. Just hope for faster play

A lot of the holes at Litchfield are the same. 340-380 par 4’s with tight doglegs that don’t allow you to hit driver or fairway wood if you’re a longer hitter. Most holes are iron off the tee to the center, play for position, and hit a mid iron in. That gets a little monotonous after a few holes quite honestly and there’s a few gimmicky par 5’s that basically force you to lay back 300+ yards from the green so going for it in two isn’t an option. The pace for Saturday AM round was great on the first 9 but for some reason the ciurse did simultaneous tee times so they were teeing groups off 10 and the last 10th tee group teed off as we approached 10 tee. We waited every hole on the back 9 because of it. First 9 we played in 1 hour 30 minutes. Second 9 about 2 hours 15 minutes because of the logjam they caused. Wasn’t a fan of that course strategy as no one likes to fly around one 9 and stand there picking daisies the next due to slow play.

Easy course. Don't expect to hit driver much. There is trouble if you hit it through the doglegs (I think 13 of 18 holes have some bend in it). If you keep it in or relatively close to the fairway, you should be fine. Greens were a very slow after being punched and sanded over, but they held and weren't bad. Watch out for the grain, it'll get you. Could have shot 70, ended up shooting 78 due to poor putting on my end. Everyone was very friendly. I would come back to give 70 a try again.

Im a local so Ive played alot of the courses down here but my first time at LCC. From bag drop to grill room everyone was friendly and hospitable. Course is older design so you can bump and run and be aggresive around the greens. LONG par 3's #12 measured 207 to back pin. You will get to hit a variety of shots but shot shaping is a helpful skill here. I truly enjoyed the course and look forward to playing it again soon.

Absolutely great place to play - one of the best I’ve played in Myrtle Beach. Course conditions were fantastic. Layout & scenery is second to none. Staff was very friendly and talkative. I cannot wait to come back - and I will! I