From Luxury Links to Budget-Friendly Birdies: Here are Myrtle Beach’s 3 Hottest Fall Packages

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by Chris King

When planning a trip, every group leader is in search of outstanding golf and value. Players often define those elements differently – eight hedge fund managers will likely have a different perception of value than I do – but the ability to cater to a range of groups is at the heart of Myrtle Beach’s popularity.

Whether you are looking to play some of America’s best public courses by day and enjoy fine dining by night or your group is in search of good golf, cold beer and happy hour wings, Myrtle Beach delivers.

 Here are three Myrtle Beach golf packages that appeal to a broad cross section of groups.

● With a choice of 21 courses, including TPC Myrtle Beach, Grande Dunes Resort Club, Pine Lakes Country Club and the soon to be renovated King’s North at Myrtle Beach National, the Founders Group All-Inclusive package has something for every group. Throw in lunch – ordered off a menu — and two drinks, and this continues to be the area’s most popular package. What makes the offer so attractive is the ability to play courses such as Avocet at Wild Wing, Long Bay, World Tour and River Hills, adding depth to the all-star offerings few other deals can match.

● For golfers in search of a slower pace, the Hammock Coast Golf Trail package is ideal. Group leaders have the option to play top 100 caliber layouts like Pawleys Plantation, Caledonia, TPC, True Blue and Heritage, in addition to hidden gems such as Willbrook Plantation, River Club, Tradition Club, and Litchfield Country Club. Mix in the casual charm of Pawleys Island and the Hammock Coast Golf Trail offer is one of the area’s best.

● Looking for a resort experience? If so, check out Barefoot’s “Play 3, Get the 4th Free” offer. Home to four courses designed by Davis Love III, Tom Fazio, Pete Dye and Greg Norman, Barefoot is one of South Carolina’s premier multi-course facilities and it has everything your group needs onsite, including Barefoot Landing, home to multiple bars and restaurants. The golf is outstanding and so is the location.

Options are plentiful in Myrtle Beach, but these three offers provide a range of experiences that appeal to nearly every group looking to visit golf’s most popular destination.

(Top photo Pine Lakes Country Club, pictured right Willbrook from our Instagram account @myrtlebeachgolftrips)