Myrtlewood Golf Club

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.

The greens were beautiful but slower than I expected. Overall very nice golf course.

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.

My wife and I love the Myrtlewood courses. Whenever we visit Myrtle Beach, we play both courses. Just a friendly atmosphere and fun to play! I would recommend to all who enjoy the game of golf!

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.