The Wasechaw Plantation East is a Clyde Johnston masterpiece that runs through the rolling terrains of what was once a known rice plantation. This 18-hole golf facility possesses the exhilarating design that has been capturing the hearts of golf enthusiasts over the years. Since the golf course’s inception in 1996, this stunning golf vacation destination served as the host site to some of the highly acclaimed professional golf tournaments of the LPGA including the Susan G. Komen International in 1997, the City of Hope Myrtle Beach Classic in 1998 & 1999 as well as the Kathy Ireland/Greens.Com Classic in 2000.
Inspired by an authentic Scottish feel, the Wasechaw Plantation
East golf course is accented by wetlands and freshwater lakes. The traditional mounding, rolling fairways, and true Tiff Eagle greens are also very evident on the entire course. And in order to challenge golfing guests, strategically placed bunkers also dot the area. The five sets of tees would also serve as the ticket for golfers of all skill levels to enjoy the diverse challenges that this golf layout offers. That is why this stunning golf vacation destination has become a recipient of various awards and recognitions including Golf Digest’s “4-Star Places to Play” and among the “Top 50 Courses in the United States for Customer Service”.
What makes this golf vacation destination more appealing is that it is perfectly carved out of a forest. While on play, golfers will also encounter 26 lakes scattered all throughout the layout. For the newcomers, a golf school is located within the vicinity of the resort. And if you and your friends decide to share exciting conversations over a sumptuous meal, Wachesaw Plantation East has a full bar, snack bar, and a restaurant.
different from the rest of the layouts in Myrtle Beach is that each hole brings about unique challenges but is still very playable. Some of these holes include the opening 402-yard par-4 that is surrounded by sand bunkers, the three-tiered par-4 6th hole, the double green par-3 17th, and the 362-yard 9th with a double fairway divided by sand pot bunkers and grass. Add up the four sets of tees and you are off to a player friendly slope. Plus you can already take advantage of the layout’s Kirby Marking system where yardage blocks are already posted along the fairways of all Par 4s. The place also features the practice facilities comprised of a putting green and a targeted grass range as well as a restaurant and pro shop at the clubhouse.
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Bermuda greens have already been attracting all kinds of golfers coming from the different parts of the globe. This 6,722-yard par 72 golf layout presents the various challenges that will test all skill levels. With the course rating of 71.8 and slope rating of 127, serious golfers can already hone their golf game at this award-winning layout. While the golf course winds its way to the centuries-old oak forest, the new “Champion” Bermuda greens made the entire course more eye-catching. And since this
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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
tree-lined parkland course. The length of the East course, combined with understated terrain changes, makes this
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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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