Greg Norman's design at Barefoot draws influence from the Great White Shark's favourite styles of golf, with elements of links combined with the desert golf most typical of Arizona. The result is a varied challenge, where the most creative and imaginative players will feel at home. Measuring more than 7,200 yards from the tips, the Norman is bordered by the resort's magnificent flora and fauna, and is a real gem.

Davis Love III is a native of Carolina, and was proud to add to the rich selection at Barefoot. Love is a huge fan of the traditional US Open layouts, and elements of them are evident in his 7,000 yard creation, the Love course is listed as one of the best in South Carolina, it is challenging and enjoyable for golfers of all abilities.

The Fazio Course is a classic parkland composition, where mature pines and oaks overlook the strategically positioned sand traps. While it is shorter than its neighbours, at 6,834 yards, water infringes upon no less than 15 holes, so there is no shortage of obstacles. Both visually pleasing and superbly maintained, the Fazio Course is a real gem.

Arguably the finest of Barefoot's courses, the Pete Dye layout borders the perfect sand of the Carolina Bays, and is a perfect reflection of the designer's philosophy; amazing natural beauty is off-set by formidable challenges and severe obstacles. Fringed by the monumental homes of Barefoot's exclusive residential community, the Dye Course rivals anything in Myrtle Beach, and will be a highlight of any golf holiday to this popular destination.

The Barefoot Resort is also the home of the comprehensive Nick Bradley School of Golf. The London native served his teaching apprenticeship soaking up the knowledge of renowned teacher David Leadbetter in Florida. Now an esteemed coach in his own right, Bradley's stable of pupils includes European #1, Justin Rose. Combining the latest technology with Bradley's landmark techniques, the School is the perfect place to hone your skills.