The Pure Beauty of Golf: A Coastal Carolina Collection

New York City Guided Tour to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Immerse yourself in the natural elegance and sculpted artistry of the Carolinas’ most breathtaking golf experiences. Each course in the New York to Myrtle Beach Progression Golf Tour is hand-picked as a collection of golf masterpieces for locals—where championship design meets stunning coastal landscapes, live oaks, tidal marshes, and centuries-old green earth with natural beauty. A private tour with instruction may include:

Tidewater Golf Club – North Myrtle Beach, SC

A visual masterpiece perched between the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway and Cherry Grove Inlet. Tidewater stuns with dramatic elevation changes, panoramic water views, and immaculate fairways that feel like a walk through Lowcountry in a regional wildlife dream of golf and nature. The waterways connect Myrtle Beach to both Chareston and other states along the Atlantic Ocean's southeastern seaboard.

Grande Dunes Resort Course – Myrtle Beach, SC

Set high above the Intracoastal, Grande Dunes delivers sweeping vistas, Mediterranean-inspired architecture, and pristine, wide fairways. A perfect fusion of coastal charm and championship-level challenge.

Rivers's Edge – Shallotte, NC

An Arnold Palmer signature design that winds along the tidal marshes of the Shallotte River. Expect postcard-perfect holes, unforgettable water carries, and one of the most scenic finishes in the Southeast.

Glen Dornoch – Little River, SC

Known as the “Course of Charm and Challenge,” Glen Dornoch offers a majestic blend of riverside beauty, towering pines, and Scottish-inspired design. The final three holes along the Intracoastal are pure drama.

Pawleys Plantation – Pawleys Island, SC

A Jack Nicklaus gem tucked under moss-draped live oaks and beside saltwater marshes. Quiet, serene, and exquisitely Southern. The back nine is as beautiful—and strategic—as any stretch of golf in America.

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club – Pawleys Island, SC

Often described as a botanical garden with tee boxes, Caledonia offers unforgettable Southern charm with world-class design. From the oak-lined entrance to the flower-lined fairways, every step here feels like art.

Oyster Bay Golf Links – Sunset Beach, NC

Edgy, daring, and beautifully natural, Oyster Bay was one of the first courses to combine water, risk-reward design, and wildlife-rich marshland. A true coastal classic that still surprises.

Heritage Club – Pawleys Island, SC

Built on the site of two historic plantations, this course combines natural beauty, wide fairways, and centuries-old live oaks. The rolling terrain and peaceful riverfront setting make every round a serene escape.

True Blue Golf Club – Pawleys Island, SC

Big, bold, and visually stunning. With wide fairways, expansive waste bunkers, and coastal vistas, True Blue is as much a statement piece as it is a top-ranked destination for serious golfers.

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