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Links At Stono Ferry
Hollywood, SC — Nestled along the scenic Intracoastal Waterway in Myrtle Beach, this 1994 Tom Jackson design offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and strategic play. You'll discover a course where each hole presents a unique challenge, seamlessly integrating with the lowcountry's serene landscape. Jackson's signature approach to design is evident in the thoughtful routing, which often brings water into play without overwhelming the average golfer. You'll navigate through mature hardwoods and pristine wetlands, encountering meticulously maintained fairways and greens that demand precision. The course's character is defined by its diverse holes, from doglegs requiring careful shot placement to open stretches inviting a powerful drive. It's a layout that rewards thoughtful strategy over brute force, making it a truly engaging experience. This course is ideally suited for golfers who appreciate a classic design that tests their all-around game while offering picturesque views. You'll find it particularly enjoyable if you seek a round that balances challenge with playability, ensuring a memorable outing for players of all skill levels. The subtle undulations and well-placed bunkers contribute to a dynamic round, encouraging you to utilize every club in your bag. This is a course where you can truly immerse yourself in the game, enjoying both the strategic nuances and the tranquil surroundings.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
LooperScore
73.7
Holes
18
Par
72
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