Golfers flock to Myrtle Beach, a city and vacation resort in South Carolina, for a reason – it’s a golf paradise that boasts over 100 high-quality golf courses, each weaving through natural terrain encompassing sparkling blue waters, pristine white sand, marshes, lush green forests, and beautifully designed homes. Yet, in addition to the golf, you’ll find some of the most breathtaking clubhouse vistas that eloquently summarize the beauty of the Palmetto State. In this article, we’ll journey through the golf havens that offer not only the perfect swing but also panoramic grandeur from their elegant clubhouses.
Caledonia Golf and Fish Club
A landmark for golf aficionados, the Caledonia Golf and Fish Club can’t be missed. A tribute to Southern charm and hospitality, it’s clubhouse coat-tails the banks of the Waccamaw River unfolding a picturesque vista of the 18th hole against a backdrop of water and centuries-old live oaks dripping with Spanish moss. As players wrap up their round, sipping on a cocktail while watching others finish on the 18th from the clubhouse’s generous wrap-around porch is an unforgettable experience.
Tidewater Golf Club
The extraordinary design of the Tidewater Golf Club merges perfectly with the natural elements of the South Carolina Lowcountry. The well-appointed clubhouse offers an elevated view of the 9th and 18th holes. Also featured is the panoramic view of the surrounding Cherry Grove Inlet, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the untouched saltwater marshes of the region. The stunning marsh-side clubhouse offers a tranquil dining experience with a golf course panorama that will rival any landscape painting.
Grande Dunes
The majestic Mediterranean-style clubhouse of the Grande Dunes overlooks the rolling fairways, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the resplendent marina. Not only does it offer stunning panoramic vistas, but it also invites the intracoastal breeze which provides a pleasurable chilling effect in the hot summer. To say Grande Dunes is scenic is understating the breath-taking beauty of this tranquil haven.
Barefoot Resort – Dye Club
The Barefoot Resort, home to four award-winning golf courses, including the Dye Club, is a luxury golfer’s dream. The Dye Clubhouse is pure elegance intertwined with the unspoiled Carolina landscape. With views of both the 9th and 18th holes coupled with overlooking the beauty of the course and the scenic Singleton Swash, this clubhouse offers a unique golfing experience you won’t find elsewhere.
Heritage Club
Carrying a unique Southern charm, the Heritage Club, once part of the historic True Blue and Midway Plantations, is another scenic gem. It’s charming clubhouse overlooks the astounding Waccamaw River, providing an awe-inspiring view of this Lowcountry beauty. The scene showcases an array of centuries-old oaks and dazzling azaleas, particularly breathtaking during the spring bloom.
Pawleys Plantation Golf and Country Club
Last but not least, Pawleys Plantation Golf and Country Club unfolds a mesmerizing view of the marshlands where the plantation’s namesake, Pawleys Island, is located. The striking clubhouse, featuring a full-length porch and massive windows, offers an unparalleled view of the Pawleys island marsh and the 18th hole. It is a testament to the seamless fusion of the marshes’ serenity and the thrill of the sport.
Each of these clubhouse views in Myrtle Beach provides an exclusive opportunity to breathe in South Carolina’s breathtaking sights, making the often challenging yet rewarding game of golf even more memorable. Whether it’s the mighty waters, the serene marshes, or the time-honored oaks, the picturesque views are a reminder of the seamless blend of nature and golf that create a perfect sanctuary for enthusiasts of the game in Myrtle Beach.
A visit to Caledonia Golf and Fish Club is long overdue. That wrap-around porch sounds fantastic.
After reading this, I might just pack up my clubs and head to Pawleys Plantation Golf and Country Club. That view sounds incredible!
I’ve played at the Grande Dunes before, and you’re spot on with the description. Nothing quite like finishing up your round with a view over the Intracoastal Waterway!
The Tidewater Golf Club is easily one of the most scenic I’ve visited. The clubhouse and the views leave me in awe every time. Great read!
That’s true, the vistas at Tidewater are truly something else. It’s like golfing in a painting!
As someone who lives in SC, I can vouch for the beautiful golf scenery here. No other place I’d rather tee off.
Does anyone know when the best time of year to go is? Sounds like spring might be amazing with all the blooming azaleas at the Heritage Club.
Wow, definitely adding these to my bucket list! Thanks for this rundown.
You won’t be disappointed! These clubhouses and their views are worth every minute.
Amazing post! More of this, please. Golf is not only about the game, but also the vistas!
Absolutely agree about the Myrtle Beach golf scenes. A golfer’s paradise if there ever was one.
Absolutely, nothing beats a golf trip to Myrtle Beach. It’s like a slice of paradise!
Played at the Dye Club. Breathtaking views that make every swing worth it.