Jason Scott Deegan has been reviewing golf courses and resorts since 1999, and he finally made it down to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. After playing eight golf courses in six days, find out what he liked, didn't like, and what was missing from his first golf experience along the Grand Strand.
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With so many golf courses to choose from, the Grand Strand delivers -- from ritzy resort layouts to local favorites that won't break the bank. Many of the most affordable courses in Myrtle Beach have been around for decades, adding to their legacy of providing a good round for a tremendous value.
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Looking for a memorable -- and challenging -- nine holes of golf along Myrtle Beach's South Strand? Well, it may take a little travel, but Lisa Allen offers up nine holes that will put your game to the test and make your South Carolina golf trip worthwhile.
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The south end of South Carolina's Grand Strand is known for some of its high-end golf courses. That doesn't mean those are the only options. Between Surfside Beach, Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island, players can find courses that will offer a quality round at an affordable price, including Wicked Stick, Tradition Golf Club and Blackmoor Golf Club.
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Oyster Bay Golf Links, located in Sunset Beach, N.C., combines some of the rarest scenes of any round in the Myrtle Beach area. And it's not afraid to lean on those visuals -- from shells to alligators. The most favorably priced of the Legends Golf courses, Oyster Bay's sights are unavoidable. It's part of the package that has kept Oyster Bay successful even during some of the game's lean times.
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Playing a lush course is nice, but not everyone can afford $150 for 18 holes of golf. On the north end of the Myrtle Beach Grand Strand, however, there are plenty of options that offer a great round of golf and won't break the bank. South Carolina golf writer Ian Guerin suggests five North Strand bargains.
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