Man O' War Golf Club

Myrtle Beach, SC · 1.5 mi away

World Tour Golf Links is a public course in Myrtle Beach, opened in 1999 and designed by Mel Graham, who spent years researching the famous holes replicated here. The par-72 layout plays to about 6,525 yards across two nines: the Open Nine recreates holes from U.S. and British Open venues, including the 17th at TPC Sawgrass and the 18th at St. Andrews with a replica Swilcan Bridge, while the Championship Nine features holes from all four men's major championships, including Myrtle Beach's own Amen Corner.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 2.4 mi away

Moorland is one of three courses at The Legends Golf Resort in Myrtle Beach, designed by P. B. Dye and opened in 1990, the same year the resort's Heathland course debuted. It is built squarely in the Dye tradition, with large waste areas, water, bulkheaded features and pronounced undulation throughout. Sharply contoured fairways and greens make it the most demanding test of the three at the resort, and one of the toughest on the Grand Strand. At a par of 72 and 6,737 yards, its difficulty comes from earthwork and hazard placement, not distance. The scale of that shaping sets it clearly apart from the restrained Heathland and Parkland layouts alongside it. Highlanders Double Eagle Tavern is the clubhouse stop for Moorland, Heathland and Parkland, with breakfast, lunch, a full bar and televisions. The separate Ailsa Pub carries the scene into the evening with a Scottish-inspired room and a menu built for golf groups.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 2.5 mi away

Parkland is the tree-lined member of the three-course Legends Golf Resort complex in Myrtle Beach. Opened in 1992, the par-72 layout contrasts with Heathland's open links character and Moorland's more severe shaping. Contoured fairways, natural areas, deep-faced bunkers and large multi-level greens reward placement and thoughtful approaches rather than simple length. Highlanders Double Eagle Tavern is the main-clubhouse stop for Parkland, Heathland and Moorland, serving breakfast and lunch with a full bar and televisions. The separate Ailsa Pub is a Scottish-inspired evening gathering place in the resort's Turnberry Park neighborhood.