Author: Danielle Wisner

When planning your Myrtle Beach golf trip, we understand focusing on the course you play, but don’t overlook the importance of where you stay! A great day on the links can easily be ruined if you come back to less-than-stellar accommodations.

To avoid the chances of that happening, let us introduce you to one of the most popular resorts along the Grand Strand: The Prince Resort.

 

Prince Resort, located just north of Cherry Grove Beach, is an oceanfront resort perfect for your group of golf buddies, multiple couples or families. Prince Resort is centrally located to the best nightlife and golf courses in the area, so you will never have to go far from the resort to enjoy the off-course activities that make your golf vacation complete.  If you have been coming to the North Myrtle Beach area for some time, you probably know about the famous 985-foot Cherry Grove Pier. Prince Resort is located right behind it, offering spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean.

 

 

Prince Resort offers 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom luxury oceanfront suites. Rooms feature luxury furniture, kitchens with designer appliances and countertops, washer and dryer, high speed Internet and cable TV. The comforts of these condos will make you yearn for a return stay.

 

 

Prince Resort’s amenities are another hallmark of your stay. Your family will have no problem keeping themselves entertained while you are at the golf course, as the resort features numerous water amenities including swimming pools, hot tubs, kiddie pools, lazy river and a rooftop pool. Tired and don’t feel like going out for dinner? Don’t worry, because you can dine at 3500 Ocean Grill – the resort’s in-house restaurant. Check out the menu here.

 

 

As for the golf portion of your trip, Prince Resort is conveniently located in close proximity to some of the North Strand’s best courses. Just 10 minutes away is Tidewater Golf Club, and other nearby courses include Surf Golf and Beach Club and Glen Dornoch

So, if you want top-notch accommodations and easy access to great golf, Prince Resort is one you must look into. Our team of golf experts would love to help you plan your Myrtle Beach golf trip. To learn more about Prince Resort or which golf courses are right for your next trip, give us a call today at (877) 705-2295.

The spring golf season is pretty much upon us, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still experience spring in Myrtle Beach.

If you are still searching for a golf package, we have a number of great options to choose from, including the Ultimate Glens Buy 3 & Get 5 Free package.

Looking at the name, you might wonder what does 5 free mean? Well, it means exactly what it says! On this package, you can get five free rounds when you purchase three rounds.

So how does it work?

You can choose to play rounds at Shaftsbury Glen, Possum Trot and Glen Dornoch and then you can get up to five replay rounds in the afternoon for free!

You and your group will spend the morning playing the course, and then you can head into the clubhouse to rest up and get some lunch, and then head back out for an afternoon round.

It gets even better! We’ll even pay for your lunch at the clubhouse each day, and you’ll get free range balls during your visit.

If this package sparked your interest and you want to take the Ultimate Glen’s Challenge, then give us a call and we’d love to help you out! Call (877)-705-2295 or request a quick quote today.

Staying in North Myrtle Beach holds a lot of advantages during a golf trip. Not only do you have access to some of the best resorts in Myrtle Beach, but you’re also right around the corner from the top entertainment venues at the beach.

Did you know that a stay in North Myrtle Beach means you don’t have to go far for some of the best dining and entertainment? To help you plan your golf trip and activities away from the golf course, we’ve listed some of our favorite entertainment and dining attractions in the area.

House Of Blues

The premier concert location in Myrtle Beach, House of Blues consistently features great acts. In addition to its concert series, House of Blues features live music every weekend in March during the evenings from local acts. If you want to enjoy some food and drink with live music, this is worth checking out.

Barefoot Landing

We could go on forever about Barefoot Landing and everything it has to offer. Instead, we’ll share some of the highlights. Barefoot Landing has everything you could ever want from a food standpoint. From fine dining like Greg Normans to a sports bar like Wild Wing Café, you can find whatever you want here. There are nearly two dozen different restaurants, so you should easily be able to find something you like.

Duplin Winery

Like wine? This is your spot. After a long round, take your buddies or the wives out for a night at Duplin Winery. You can sit out on the back porch and sip on a glass while listening to live music, or try all the Duplin wine options during a taste testing.

Alabama Theatre

Voted Best Live Entertainment Theatre in Myrtle Beach, Alabama Theatre is a must visit if you are looking for a place to take your family. You might not be the theatre type of person, but someone in your group might be. Every year, Alabama Theatre consistently produces world-class entertainment. Go check it out!

 

Need more help planning activities to do off the course? Give us a call at (877) 705-2295 and we’d love to help you.

North Myrtle Beach is home to many fine courses, but one of our favorites is Tidewater Golf Club.

Why? Along with being one of the top-rated courses in the area, Tidewater combines pristine conditions year-in and year-out along with top-notch customer service from everyone who works at the club.

Let’s go back to the awards before we get into the club itself. There isn’t an empty spot in the Tidewater trophy case. Tidewater has been named one of Golfweek’s Best Courses You Can Play many times and is consistently named among the top 10 courses in South Carolina.

While the awards speak for themselves, you must see the layout of the course to truly appreciate its beauty. Tidewater plays 7,078 yards from the black tees and is a par 72. Commonly called the Pebble Beach of the East, the panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean on 13 to the feel of a southern plantation make Tidewater a truly a special course.

Perched atop river bluffs along the Intracoastal Waterway that offer scenic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Tidewater combines the natural elements of maritime forests and pristine salt marshes to create a picture that belongs on a postcard.

But it’s more than sheer beauty that brings golfers back to this course year after year. Designed by architect Ken Tomlinson, this challenging layout seamlessly conforms to the landscape to create an enjoyable but difficult round.

With its classic yet contemporary design, Tidewater presents players with thrilling risk/reward opportunities that requires both low- and high-handicappers to put their shot-making skills to the test. Regardless of your grade, you’ll enjoy a one-of-a-kind golf experience at Tidewater!

Are you interested in learning more about Tidewater or booking a golf trip to Myrtle Beach? Give us a call at 877-705-2295. We’d love to help you out!