Myrtlewood Golf Club

The clubhouse decided to put 2 groups in front of us on number 10... we had 4 groups on one hole !

We enjoyed our day with a nice couple from Pittsburg. The course and the layout were great.

We will play it again before leaving back to Canada.

It had been years since I played here, but on an early Tuesday morning and at $93 it was overpriced. Course has a number of doglegs that you can hit less than driver on to keep the ball in the fairway, the conditioning overall was good, very wet (CPO) in places from the recent rain. Greens would hold a shot and the green speed was good, it was difficult to hole putts as subtle breaks and a number of pins hung on sloped corners made for scoring to be very difficult. Pace of play was good as we were put off on the back 9 and really didn't have to wait until we made the turn back to #1, pace of play still moved along ok.

Loved the view of the intercostal waterway throughout the course. The fairways are in great condition, greens are challenging but the course layout is open and not too many dog-legs. Pace of play was quick and efficient, never felt rushed. Would definitely play again, worth the money!

Palmetto and Myrtlewood’s Pine Hills are the best courses I’ve played in South Carolina.

I played with a nice couple from Connecticut. While pace of play was slow on front 9 it picked up on back 9. Overall an enjoyable course.

Located just off US 17 highway and 44th, but it is quiet. I played the blue tee, it is just over 7000 yards. It is beautifully designed and very picturesque. The fairway could be in better conditions, although I should not have any complaint. The green is reasonable and very predictable. A winding river runs by and it is just beautiful. I was told that the course has been busy all seasons and everyday in a week, that is probably why you have to wait a little bit to tee off before the group ahead of you to finish up. If you play golf in Myrtle beach, be sure not to miss this one.

I have played Myrtlewood courses many times since 2008 and have always enjoyed my rounds here.

Pinehills in particular flys under the radar, but is a great course in every way.

Friendly staff and fantastic course conditions at every visit.

The course is one of my favorites but yesterday was not up to ‘par’. Greens were slow and rough from being punched last week.

The worst part was there was no drinking water on the course. The snack bar and halfway house was closed. No water was put out. No notice as given. It was 85 and sunny. We teed off at 10:30 on a Tuesday. No excuse for this. I had to fill my bottle with water from the men’s restroom.

Was looking for a quick afternoon round with my son. With the summer it’s hard finding courses not burnt out in MB. Course was in great shape from the tees to greens. If you’re staying in any of the hotels by Broadway on beach the location is perfect. Besides the greeter whom seemed a tad annoyed I booked on golf now (idk why) the staff was excellent.