Full Bloom: Top 5 Value Courses in Myrtle Beach This Spring

We are all looking for great value and if you are taking a golf trip this spring, here are five Myrtle Beach courses that will provide an enjoyable day and can be played for the right price.

— In the interest of full disclosure, your loyal correspondent slept too long on Burning Ridge. Tucked away on 501, it’s easy to miss the Gene Hamm design and that’s a mistake you don’t want to make. Burning Ridge is in outstanding condition and the layout will give you a good idea of where your game stands. The back nine offers a stout test, especially the 427-yard, par 4 11th (all distances from white tees) hole and the 12th, a 200-yard par 3. “Overall, a wonderful experience with good course conditions and friendly service,” Amber wrote in a 4-star review. Burning Ridge is a serious bargain.

— There is no reason to complicate the matter: Arcadian Shores is a good golf course. The Rees Jones’ design is a classic layout that has aged well. You won’t be disappointed with a round at Arcadian Shores.

— There isn’t a better value along the Grand Strand than Founders Club. Surrounded by some of the area’s iconic layouts – Pawleys Plantation, Caledonia, Heritage et al – Founders Club is overlooked, but your group should give it a try. It’s not a classic lowcountry design, instead challenging players with elevated fairways and waste bunkers on nearly every hole, but this is a solid course at a price that can’t be beat.

— A day at the PineHills Course at Myrtlewood offers the promise of great conditions and the chance to score on a layout located in the heart of Myrtle Beach. PineHills (and Palmetto for that matter) is a perfect golf package course.River Hills Golf Club

— If your group is playing along the North Strand, check out River Hills. The layout features more than 40 feet of elevation change and a host of non-parallel fairways. The Tom Jackson design is tough to beat and it features a recently remodeled clubhouse and patio that are perfect for some post-golf grub and a drink.

Myrtle Beach earned its reputation as America’s most popular golf destination by providing unmatched value, and these five courses are poised to deliver in a big way this spring.

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Arcadian Shores Golf Club

4.0/5
(443 reviews)
$100 early am
$100   am
  pm
$88 late pm
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Burning Ridge Golf Club

4.2/5
(276 reviews)
$95 early am
$91   am
  pm
$62 late pm
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Founders Club

4.1/5
(254 reviews)
early am
$92   am
$90   pm
$65 late pm
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$131 early am
$131   am
$123   pm
$84 late pm
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