The Heathland Course was conceived by Tom Doak, whose love of links golf is plain to see in his design; stylistic influences result in echoes of St. Andrews, Lahinch and Cruden Bay, which are seen by many as representing golf in its purest form. Whilst the Heathland is not particularly long - 6,785 yards - its difficulty is borne from the persistent coastal winds that combine with the thick rough and testing bunkers to present a formidable proposition.
The Heathland course at Legends is ranked as one of the best courses in South Carolina
Course Information
| Par |
71 |
| Designed by |
Tom Doak |
| Opened for play |
1990 |
Tees
| Blue |
6,800 yards |
SSS 72.6 |
| White |
6,355 yards |
SSS 70.3 |
| Green |
5,903 yards |
SSS 68.3 |
| Red |
4,904 yards |
SSS 71 |
The Parkland Course was opened in 1992, and since then it has both matured nicely and established an enviable reputation as one of Myrtle Beach's best new layouts. Elements of Dr. Alister Mackenzie's trademarks are evident around the Parkland, which may seem straightforward on the surface. From the tips, the course reaches 7,170 yards, and its subtle greens are ringed with intimidating bunkering.
Course Information
| Par |
72 |
| Designed by |
Larry Young |
| Opened for play |
1992 |
Tees
| Blue |
7,108 yards |
SSS 74.3 |
| White |
6,516 yards |
SSS 71.4 |
| Green |
6,099 yards |
SSS 69.6 |
| Red |
5,370 yards |
SSS 70.4 |
The Moorland is a spectacular celebration of modern resort golf, where designer Pete Dye has created a remarkable layout that is reminiscent of the celebrated stadium course at PGA West. The Moorland (6,799 yards) was opened in 1990 to critical acclaim, and while it may not be golf as we are used to in the UK and Ireland, it is certainly entertaining and continues to delight golfing visitors to Myrtle Beach.
Course Information
| Par |
72 |
| Designed by |
Pete Dye |
| Opened for play |
1990 |
Tees
| Blue |
6,755 yards |
SSS 74 |
| White |
6,203 yards |
SSS 72.1 |
| Green |
5,595 yards |
SSS 70.1 |
| Red |
4,811 yards |
SSS 72.8 |
