Why Lowcountry Golf is So Special Share this story! The Lowcountry of South Carolina is one of the more unique areas of the country. The term geographically refers to the area along the South Carolina coast that stretches from Hilton
Course Spotlight: TPC Myrtle Beach Share this story! Tom Fazio has designed and built some of the nation’s most famous golf courses, from Conway Farms Golf Club to Pinehurst No. 8 and many, many more. We’re grateful that Fazio brought
Featured Accommodation: Pawleys Plantation Resort Share this story! A small, quiet town just south of the hustle and bustle of Myrtle Beach, Pawleys Island is home to award-winning golf courses, fine dining, and some of the best beaches on the
Hole Spotlight: No. 13 at Pawleys Plantation Share this story! The number 13 may be superstitiously unlucky to some, but any golfer who gets to play the 13th Hole at Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club is anything but unlucky.
The Top 3 Golf Trip “Fails” to Avoid Share this story! A golf trip is one of the most anticipated weekends of the year, giving you a chance to spend time with friends, play the game you love, and have
The Captain’s Choice Golf Package Share this story! From the saltwater marsh at Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club to the spectacular moss-draped oaks and azaleas at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club, the Waccamaw Golf Trail experience exudes Lowcountry charm
Featured Course: Caledonia Golf & Fish Club Share this story! Great courses are not hard to find on the Waccamaw Golf Trail. Play any course on The Trail and you are guaranteed to have an enjoyable experience. To that note,
Hole Spotlight: No. 8 Blackmoor Golf Club Share this story! It’s one of the more tantalizing “risk/reward” holes in all of Myrtle Beach golf. And if you master it, you’ll be feeling as regal as The Black Knight himself. The
Course Spotlight: Heritage Club Share this story! Time carries stature throughout Heritage Club with magnificent, century-old oaks surrounding the colonial, plantation-style clubhouse. Carved through old growth pines and oaks on the former Midway/True Blue plantation, the challenging par 71 layout
