Skip the Drive: Cities With Nonstop Flights to Myrtle Beach This Fall

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by Golf Trips Staff

Planning a Myrtle Beach golf trip this fall? Getting here has never been easier.

Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) offers nonstop service from dozens of cities across the United States, making it possible for many golfers to leave home in the morning and be on the first tee that afternoon. Whether you’re planning a buddies trip, couples getaway, or annual golf vacation, flying nonstop means less time traveling and more time enjoying Myrtle Beach’s world-class golf.

Northeast

Golfers throughout the Northeast enjoy the largest selection of nonstop flights into Myrtle Beach. Travelers can fly directly from major markets including New York (LaGuardia), Newark, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Providence, Hartford, Manchester (N.H.), White Plains, Rochester, Albany, Syracuse, Newburgh (Stewart), Wilmington (Del.), Allentown, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Atlantic City, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Elmira, Islip, Niagara Falls, Hagerstown, and Altoona. Depending on your departure city, service is offered by American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Breeze Airways, Allegiant Air, Avelo Airlines, and Frontier Airlines.

Midwest

Myrtle Beach remains one of the Midwest’s favorite golf destinations thanks to convenient nonstop air service. Golfers can fly directly from Chicago (O’Hare and Midway), Minneapolis-St. Paul, Detroit, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Columbus (Rickenbacker), Cleveland, Akron-Canton, Grand Rapids, Fort Wayne, Louisville, Belleville (St. Louis area), Kansas City, and Dayton, with service provided by American Airlines, United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, Breeze Airways, and Allegiant Air, depending on the city.

South

Golfers throughout the South can reach Myrtle Beach quickly with nonstop service from Atlanta, Charlotte, Orlando, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, New Orleans, Nashville, Dallas/Fort Worth, Clarksburg (W.Va.), Huntington (W.Va.), Lexington (Ky.), Charleston (W.Va.), and Beaver (W.Va.). These routes are served by a mix of American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, Breeze Airways, Allegiant Air, and United Airlines, making Myrtle Beach an easy choice for a long weekend or an extended golf getaway.

West

Travelers from the western United States also have convenient nonstop access to Myrtle Beach. Denver offers nonstop service on Southwest Airlines and United Airlines, providing golfers with an easy way to reach the Grand Strand without making a connection.

More Golf. Less Travel.

One of the biggest advantages of flying to Myrtle Beach is how quickly your golf vacation begins. Many visitors can board a morning flight, arrive around lunchtime, check into their accommodations, and still have plenty of time for an afternoon round. Whether you’re planning to play Grande Dunes Resort Club, TPC Myrtle Beach, Barefoot Resort, Pawleys Plantation, or one of the Grand Strand’s many hidden gems, nonstop air service allows you to maximize every day of your trip.

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Flight schedules, airlines, destinations, frequencies, and seasonal service are subject to change without notice. Before booking your trip, please verify current nonstop service with your preferred airline or by visiting the official Myrtle Beach International Airport website at FlyMyrtleBeach.com.

Posted 7-18-26