The par five 10th hole at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club is a gettable hole if you find the fairway. Players must avoid the waste bunker on the second shot if they hope to make birdie.
In our latest Waccamaw Golf Trail playing tip, Steve Dresser of the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. shows us a putting tip that seems counterintuitive – but works, if you trust the process!
Pawleys Plantation delivers a one-of-a-kind golfing experience – especially on its back nine, which works its way majestically in and out of a scenic saltwater marsh. The finishing hole at this Jack Nicklaus design brings you home in style, and we’re here with an aerial tour of it along with suggestions on how best to play it!
Dan Maples’ Lowcountry masterpiece at Heritage Club includes a memorable finish to its front-nine experience. Join us for an aerial tour of No. 9, along with our tips on how you can conquer this hole!
In this tip, Stuart Clark of the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. shows us how “compressing” the ball is created by the proper mechanics. He’s here to demonstrate how the back shoulder works toward that purpose in the golf swing.
Before you get set to challenge TPC Myrtle Beach’s renowned finishing holes at 17 and 18, you first need to conquer this brute of a par four at No. 15. Join us on an aerial tour of this hole, with our suggestions on how best you can play it.
The indelible memories provided by the golfing experience at True Blue come one after the next, and nowhere is this more prevalent early in your round than at the par-3 No. 3. Join us for an aerial tour of one of the Waccamaw Golf Trail’s unforgettable holes.
It’s one of the most compelling finishing holes along the Waccamaw Golf Trail, and one you’ll never forget once you’ve played the finishing hole at River Club in Pawleys Island. Join us for an aerial tour of this spectacular hole, with suggestions on how best to play it!
In this video, Allen Terrell of the Dustin Johnson Golf School at TPC Myrtle Beach responds to a social media question about how to lengthen your backswing. It’s a risky process if you don’t try it the right way.
