There are very few places in the U.S. where publicly accessible golf is so good that one can quite frequently walk onto a course that has played host to multiple professional tournaments. One such facility in the Myrtle Beach area is Wachesaw Plantation East, which is an absolute must-play during your next golf vacation along the Waccamaw Golf Trail.

Golf Magazine’s list of the Top 100 Resort Courses in North America notes the Caledonia/True Blue combination as a Best Resort for Buddies. Here’s why it has been given such a special distinction.

In this video tip, Stuart Clark of the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. shows us a training method by which you can properly learn how to hit a draw.

In fall 2018, the legendary Jack Nicklaus returned to the site of his very first signature design in the greater Myrtle Beach area: Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club, which he built and opened up 31 years ago.

You work up quite an appetite while you’re out on the course. It’s a good thing the 19th Hole options at Litchfield Country Club are setting the bar high with an incredible Sunday brunch buffet as well as a selection of frequent p.m. buffets as part of their impressive dining lineup.

While the golf is great, don’t forget to stop by Wachesaw East’s popular 19th Hole restaurant option before or after your round. The Toasted Tee Pub & Grub is located just steps away from the 10th hole and overlooks one of the largest practice facilities along the Waccamaw Golf Trail.

There’s a lot to see and do on the Hammock Coast this fall, and the Waccamaw Golf Trail is setting out to make sure you experience every single aspect of it. With their Rewards Package, choose four rounds from a list of seven highlighted by the likes of TPC Myrtle Beach, Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club and Willbrook Plantation Golf Club.

In our latest instructional video, Brad Kirkman of the Dustin Johnson Golf School at TPC Myrtle Beach is here to tell us about how examining the angle of attack can help an amateur gain distance with the driver.

In this instructional tip, Mel Sole of the Mel Sole Golf School at Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club shows us how many beginning golfers make the common mistake of trying to bring the club head up in the air quickly. Mel is here to show you how keeping it low through impact will yield better results.