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The Tournament Players Club at Myrtle Beach arrived as the 100th course in this legendary golfing town, and despite being one of the newer names, it's widely talked about as part of the elite bracket of the Myrtle Beach area. Easy to see why once you're on the first tee.
The fairways are immaculate, the bunkers are positioned to punish loose shots and the greens roll true with enough movement to make you think twice about every approach. Strategy matters here as much as power. A smart 5-iron off the tee often beats a driver and reading the slopes can save you two or three shots a round.
You don't need to bomb it to score. If the wind's up or you're playing from the wrong tees, a sensible club off the tee and a committed line into the greens will save you shots. Miss in the wrong spots and those bunkers will make you pay, but play to the fat side and it's a fair fight.
What makes TPC Myrtle Beach stand out is its balance. It's demanding enough to test low-handicappers who want to see how their game holds up on a tour-quality track, but mid-handicappers can still enjoy it without it feeling like a ball-losing exercise, as long as you keep it in play and pick your moments to be aggressive. The design gives you options, the conditioning is first-rate, and the experience feels a cut above the typical resort round.
If you're building a Myrtle Beach itinerary, this is a great 'one round of true championship golf' to include on your next golf break.
Who is this for?
Golfers who want a championship-feel round with TPC pedigree and top-class conditioning.
Best for:
Mid-to-low handicappers who enjoy strategy over brute force and want a 'name' course on the trip.
Flights, 7 Nights, 4 Rounds
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The Tom Fazio design is complemented by outstanding levels of customer service, ensuring that visitors will be well looked after. The TPC is a resort-style stadium course, and is carved through the landscape's towering pine forests. The woodland will certainly punish the wayward, while poorly struck shots are likely to find the water which guards 11 separate holes.
The TPC has been chosen to stage a number of prestigious international amateur events, helping to boost further the burgeoning reputation that makes it one of Myrtle Beach's most desirable golf holiday courses.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Tom Fazio |
| Opened for play | 1999 |
| Black | 6,950 yards | SSS 74.3 |
|---|---|---|
| Blue | 6,600 yards | SSS 72.6 |
| White | 6,193 yards | SSS 70.9 |
| Gold | 5,783 yards | SSS 68.9 (M) 73.9 (L) |
| Red | 5,118 yards | SSS 65.6 (M) 70.2 (L) |
Paul
✓12 Nov 2024
First time playing at the TPC and I can highly recommend it, most of the reviews I read before we went out were stating the course was very difficult, this was not the case if you could keep the ball in the fairway off the tee as it’s very fair in my opinion. Would definitely go back.
Raymond
✓18 Oct 2022
Good experience, very pricey Course immaculate
Hugh
✓31 May 2022
Very busy on the day , started on 10th which meant our round flowed well
Jon
✓22 May 2022
Great course. Will definitely try and play again
Robert
✓10 Apr 2022
Over 5 hours. A single was put with us which is not a major problem but having paid a lot of money to play there we would prefer to have played in our 3.
