Course Spotlight: Founders Club at Pawleys Island Share this story! Founders Club at Pawleys Island opened 10 years ago, surrounded by some of Myrtle Beach’s highest profile golf courses. Located within a Dustin Johnson drive of Pawleys Plantation, Heritage Club

Hole Spotlight: Litchfield Country Club #18 Share this story! A large part of the game of golf is being able to shape your golf ball, and whether you prefer to hit slight draws or going fades there is always a

Local Eats: Quigley’s Pint & Plate Share this story! When golfing along the Trail you have to find great spots to enjoy some food and relax. There are so many great places from which to choose, but one that sticks

Featured Package: WGT Multiround Stay & Play Share this story! Making the most of your stay-and-play vacation experience along the Waccamaw Golf Trail isn’t just about choosing which of our 12 award-winning designs you want to play. The “stay” component

Hole Spotlight: No. 18 at Heritage Club Share this story! Although there are a number of notable finishing holes along the Waccamaw Golf Trail, there’s nothing quite like the 18th Hole at Heritage Club. The course itself, built upon the

Course Spotlight: The Heritage Club Share this story! When playing along the Waccamaw Golf Trail you will see some of the more unique designs from some of the biggest names in golf course design, including the Gary Player-designed Blackmoor Golf

Featured Golf Package: November to Remember 2018 Share this story! The Waccamaw Golf Trail is home to some of the best golf courses along the Grand Strand. From the wide-open fairways of Mike Strantz’ True Blue Golf Club to Jack

19th Hole Spotlight: Toasted Tee at Wachesaw Plantation East Share this story! We all come for the golf but at some courses the experience extends beyond fairways and greens, and Wachesaw Plantation East is certainly one of those facilities. The

Course Spotlight: River Club Share this story! he Waccamaw Golf Trail includes some of South Carolina’s premier courses (hello Caledonia, True Blue and TPC Myrtle Beach), but the Trail is also home to several of the Myrtle Beach area’s most