The Aberdeen Country Club, voted four stars and awarded medallions for value and service by Golf Digest magazine, offers fun for the whole family. The course encompasses a total of 27 holes overlooking the scenic beauty of the area. Bring your children along for a day of golf, as children play free everyday when accompanied by an adult. Conveniently book online to reserve your spot and check incentives like the popular play-four-get-one-free package. After a round on the green, head on over to Chris' Pizza and Pub for a signature pizza or any pub fare. The restaurant is located just over one mile north of Aberdeen.
The 18 holes at Pinehills operates on a 6,640-yard area of fairways, greens and bunkers. Originally known as The Pines, the course underwent massive renovations in 1993 by award-winning architect Arthur Hills, thus, its namesake. The club supports accessibility of players of all abilities with the introduction of SoloRider golf carts for the elderly and disadvantaged. The carts provide ergonomic control and direct access to the tees without damage to the course. Stop off at Broadway at the Beach on the way to the club and purchase some new cleats or an outfit to sport at the course. The mall is located less than four miles from the Myrtlewood Golf Club Pinehills.
The Fazio course is one of many at Barefoot Resort and Golf. Stay at the resort and play endless rounds at the Fazio course, voted No. six of the top 50 courses in Myrtle Beach by Golf Digest. The course stretches 6,834 yards of lakes, trees and a special hybrid turf composed of Bermuda grass. Conveniently book your room and tee time online, including packages like buy three rounds and get the fourth free. Spend some time off the resort and see the action at the Alligator Adventure only one mile west of Barefoot Resort and Golf. See the world's largest crocodile as well as otters, beavers and various tropical birds and live alligator and snake shows.
