Myrtle Beach National Golf Club

Myrtle Beach National includes three 18-hole courses, all designed or redesigned by Arnold Palmer and Frank Duane. Rates vary by season.

  tonydod - 2/27/13
Kings North is nice the other 2 are the same old NON Surcharge courses from the 90's. Still a Mill. Some idiots in 1 Myrtle Beach guide had the South and West course rated an 8.8 and Pawleys Plantation an 8.1 Go figure. Must have been a blind golfer. Terrible old style Bermuda overseeded and painted rye grass for the winter. Spend some money and get hybrids.

  Flash4 - 7/24/12
great course, played west course

  ball4 - 2/24/12
Played the West. A nice track and would love to play the other 2 as well. Pace was 4:15 on a cool 40° and wind Monday.

  hotshot22 - 11/23/11
Great course. Got jammed up by some shankapottumus ahead of us, but other then that a great experience. Some great scenic views and nice water holes. Was my favorite of the 3 national courses.

  JIM JAB - 11/11/11
This place was a golf mill. Pack them in with no rangers. Close to 6 hour round.

  Rocketballz - 7/31/11
7/31/11 Southcreek was in good shape today considering the extreme heat we have been dealing with this summer. 3/21/11 Because of its central location and poularity, Kings North gets quite a bit of traffic (ie wear & tear), but overall a course you should try out if you've never been. The Gambler #6 and the island green on #12 make this a unique and memorable course.

  Puttmaster17 - 5/15/11
Have played all three the West was the easiest. 5 and 1/2 hour round was killing me. Ranger Rick was just ridng around not doing his job.

  LINKSWIZARD - 5/11/11
Have played 82 courses here in MB, and these three North, West, and South, are affordable and just plain fun to play!

  jeepnjo6 - 7/17/09
Played the West course. Very nice course. Played it the morning after a downpour so it was very wet, but fun. Not too difficult.

  Kickntrue - 4/29/08
Played South Creek. I thought it was a good track. Would like to play Kings North sometime.