The River Club has been dubbed as among the premier “plantation”
courses in the Myrtle Beach area. Designed by the famed Tom Jackson, this remarkable golf vacation destination was opened for play in 1985 and since then became the one of the all-time favorites of the returning golfers. Living up to its name, the River Club course features the 18 challenging holes perfectly blended with various water features as well as hundreds of bunkers and sand traps. And from the championship tees, golfers will come across the cozy 6,677-yard play where the fairways offer plenty of room allowing you to take as many wedges and short irons towards the green. At the par 5 6th hole, golfers must get through the intrusive pond cuts situated just in front of the well maintained greens. And at the concluding 18th, golfers are compelled to take the demanding par-5 that offers the risk and reward play.
Also considered as among the finest golf vacation destinations in the area, The River Club has been catering to all sorts of guests whether golfers or not. With the course rating of 72.2 and a slope rating of 125, this Tom Jackson masterpiece will surely challenge even the skilled and seasoned golfers. The layout is even home to 2 of “The 100 Greatest Holes along the Grand Stand” as cited by The Sun News. However, it’s not just the holes and the perfectly manicured greens that makes this golf course attractive but also the natural surroundings that creates the balance of craftsmanship and nature. Guests can just wander around and discover the resort’s hidden beauty and feel revived after interacting with the finest wonders that only nature can offer. Look for golf vacation packages heading to Myrtle Beach now and take the fine test of golf at The River Club.
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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While on play, golfers will find the layout tougher than the rest of the Southern Carolina courses. A journey from the green to the tee alone creates the feeling that it would take a lifetime to come across the challenges. From the first tee, golfers will face the Tidewater twists and turns that meanders back and forth while undertaking ordeals one to the other. However, the five sets of tees are provided to cater golfers of any skill level to make sure that there is always plenty of room for everyone.