The Wizard Golf Course is a unique Dan Maples golf creation. The layout was entirely set on a transformed landscape where a startling millions of cubic yards of earth was moved to shape a stunning golf vacation destination. Staggering elevation changes as well as rock bridges were carefully crafted into the golf layout to come up with something unique and different from the rest of the golf courses at Myrtle Beach. That is why Golf Digest awarded this majestic golf gem with 4 STARS and a “must play” when visiting Myrtle Beach.
Each year, the Wizard Golf Course is flocked by golf enthusiasts of
all ages and ability levels. It’s not just about the challenging and harmonious golf holes that keeps guests on coming back, but also the natural beauty that was perfectly etched on this inspiring golf vacation destination. While on play, golfers will come face to face with the layout’s immaculate greens that are depicted as fairly flat and large. To add up to the excitement, water comes into play at the final holes including the 180-yard, par-3 hole #17 that is also being highlighted by an island green.
Although removing the yards of dirt off the vast lands in Myrtle Beach was very taxing, the hard work has greatly paid off. If not because of Maples’ genius work, the completion of this 18-hole golf facility most probably was not carried out during its debut in 1996. Up to date, the Wizard Golf Course is still a top choice for the golf fanatics. If you think that you are not yet ready to hit the greens, the course’s driving range will help you get the feel. A chipping green, practice bunker, and a pro shop are also featured on site to provide guests with the comforts that no other golf courses can offer.
well as the most challenging on the Grand Stand. A golf masterpiece of the renowned Jack Nicklaus, this stunning
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about golf courses in Myrtle Beach. Each of the holes in this layout was carefully crafted to make sure that it runs in smooth transition with the area’s natural terrain. Along with the challenging holes that throw various looks and angles, golfers also need to come across the dreaded pot bunkers in order to complete the golf game. And among the holes that golfers must watch out for is the closing trio. Along the Grand Stand, holes #16, #17, and #18 are the ones considered as the hardest. That is why winning at Glen Donorch is already regarded as an experience of a lifetime.
tree-lined parkland course. The length of the East course, combined with understated terrain changes, makes this
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of the many exciting things that the local golfers of Myrtle Beach look forward to. Aside from the picturesque views, golf enthusiasts can also put to test their skills on the challenging holes that perfectly blend with the numerous elevation changes, the wide Bermuda grass fairways, and the stunning 34 acres of lakes. While on play, golfers must have to go through the tall pines, old water oaks, and the rolling landscape in order to accomplish the tough tests of the entire layout. But despite the course’s huge landing areas nearly off every tee boxes, the golf course is still player-friendly.
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some of the course’s holes its own unique descriptive names. Hole #13 for instance was given the name “Waterloo” where the majestic Lake Singleton makes its appearance. The Waterloo legendary hole is also considered as the Dunes Golf and Beach Club’s signature hole which has been considered as one of the world’s greatest golf holes. This 590-yard par 5 hole is also an example of what the heroic adventure of Jones’ philosophy is all about.
lands where the Carolina Pines, natural flora and fauna, as well as the unspoiled wetlands abound. This 6,600-yard layout is also covered with the Mini-Verde Ultra-Dwarf Bermuda Grass which is exactly the same kind of grass found on the greens of TPC at Sawgrass. And at the near end of each golf game, golfers will come face to face with the Par-5 eighteenth hole where a large lake and the “Wadkin’s Creek” come into play. That is why; this challenging
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