Planning to play golf on the Waccamaw Golf Trail at the end of this month? Well, be aware that the 5th Annual Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship will be taking place Feb. 28-March 1 (Remember, 2020 is a leap year). It’s open to the public and totally free for spectators to attend, making it a phenomenal opportunity to watch some truly world-class golf during your upcoming getaway.
Iconic holes are a huge part of the Waccamaw Golf Trail experience, and as with every course you play, you’ll be challenged and captivated by some truly memorable hole layouts and design features. Take, for example, Founders Club at Pawleys Island, one of 12 courses along the Trail that is sure to leave a lasting impression on you and your group. Here are three holes to savor when you hit up Founders Club this spring.
If you’re looking to make a longer backswing, you must start with the proper pivots. Allen Terrell from the Dustin Johnson Golf School at TPC Myrtle Beach shows you how to do that in this video tip.
The Waccamaw Golf Trail understands that playing golf in South Carolina’s Lowcountry is about having the best all-around experience possible, down to the very vehicle carrying you around the golf course. That’s because right now, when you book a Trail round at either True Blue Golf Club or TPC Myrtle Beach, you can request to use a GolfBoard when you play.
Who wants “good” when you can have “great”? In this video tip, Allen Terrell of the Dustin Johnson Golf School at TPC Myrtle Beach shows us how to achieve great consistency in your putting setup in this quick video tip!
Waccamaw Golf Trail offers tee time and golf package options that include many of the Myrtle Beach area’s best golf courses. They include TPC Myrtle Beach, winner of the South Carolina Golf Course Owners Association’s distinguished Golf Course of the Year award for 2019.
True to its name, River Club features water on 15 of 18 holes, in addition to more than 100 sand traps. Here are three memorable holes to look out for when you play River Club this spring.
Located in Pawleys Island, Heritage Club’s par-71 layout requires creativity and shot making to be successful, and features three extraordinary holes we’re pleased to profiled here.
Without a doubt, Blackmoor is one of Gary Player’s gems and is the only course he designed in the area, making for a truly unique experience that captures both Player’s imagination for design as well as his unparalleled sense of style. Here are three spotlight holes you can expect will provide challenge and fun when you play Blackmoor during your upcoming trip on the Waccamaw Golf Trail.
