Renovations at Myrtle Beach golf courses promise enhanced playability and a refreshing experience.
Myrtle Beach is transforming its golf scene with significant renovations at several courses, including Whispering Pines and Tidewater Golf Club. Whispering Pines will receive new grass types to enhance playability, while Tidewater is reshaping bunkers and keeping one hole open at a time. This initiative reflects the area’s commitment to cater to the growing golf tourism market, ensuring Myrtle Beach remains a top destination for golf enthusiasts.
In the bustling city of Myrtle Beach, a wave of excitement is sweeping through the golfing community as major renovations unfold at several golf courses. In particular, Whispering Pines Golf Club, a hidden gem with a remarkable military background, is set to undergo significant changes. This course, which once served as a U.S. Air Force Base, proudly reflects its rich history with a noted military heritage on display at the tee box of the par-4 18th hole. Owned by the city and managed by Atlantic Golf Management, this course is scheduled to close for renovations after play on May 23, 2024, reopening on September 1, 2024.
As the renovation approaches, excitement builds for the enhancements coming to Whispering Pines. Every tee, green, and fairway will receive a fresh new layer of grass, paving the way for a top-notch golfing experience. The course will feature Sunday ultradwarf Bermudagrass for the greens, ensuring a smooth putting surface that golfers will love. Meanwhile, the tees and fairways will be dressed in Bimini Bermuda – a newer grass type known for its durability and drought resistance. This grass has proven its worth at another Atlantic Golf-managed course in Florida, and its growth in South Carolina over the last year has brought confidence to course management.
Not to be outdone, Tidewater Golf Club in North Myrtle Beach is also rolling up its sleeves for extensive renovations. This popular course, well-regarded within the golfing community, is committed to reshaping its every bunker to enhance playability. The best part? Tidewater will remain open throughout the renovation process, closing only one hole at a time, so golfers can still enjoy their game while the work is underway. Renovation efforts are making great strides, having already completed bunker work on holes 7-9 and 15-18, with sod installation slated for December 9, 2024.
Myrtle Beach is a fantastic hotspot for golf tourism, boasting an impressive **90 golf courses** that make it a top destination for both local and visiting golf enthusiasts. In fact, the city was recently hailed as America’s fastest-growing city, attracting a blend of new residents ready to embrace the golf lifestyle. Alongside Whispering Pines and Tidewater, Sea Trail Golf Resort in nearby Sunset Beach, N.C., is also undergoing a multimillion-dollar transformation, addressing the increasing demand for stay-and-play options in the area.
As golf courses like Pawleys Plantation and Grande Dunes also invest in renovations, these efforts ensure that players have access to the latest features and experiences in the constantly evolving industry. The collaborative spirit within the Myrtle Beach golf community shines as course management companies, including the Founders Group International, actively share ideas to elevate the quality of the golfing experience for everyone involved.
With renovations reshaping golf courses across the area, golfers can expect an enhanced and fresh experience when they tee off. The Myrtle Beach area continues to thrive as a beloved destination for golf lovers, promising a blend of tradition, innovation, and community spirit amid the rolling greens. As the courses transform and bloom, one thing is certain: Myrtle Beach will remain a premier destination for golf enthusiasts far and wide.
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