Myrtle Beach National (South Creek)

Myrtle Beach, SC · 0.0 mi away

The West Course is the middle of the three Arnold Palmer designs at Myrtle Beach National, opened in 1974, a year after King's North and a year before SouthCreek. The par-72 layout winds through a forest of stately pines with numerous doglegs, fairway bunkers and natural hazards, and it plays as a genuine test from the back tees while staying friendly from the regular tees. Palmer returned in 1996 to give the West a facelift along with its sister courses, and the greens were converted to MiniVerde in 2011.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 0.0 mi away

King's North opened in 1973 as the first of three Arnold Palmer courses at Myrtle Beach National. It stretches to roughly 7,000 yards at a par of 72 and is known for large-scale earthwork, including an island-green par 3 set in sand and a split-fairway par 5 that forces a decision from the tee. Bold bunkering and width reflect Palmer's resort design work of the era. An 18-hole renovation led by Brandon Johnson Golf Course Design has reworked the layout, with the back nine reopening in early 2026. It is the headline course of the three-course Myrtle Beach National complex.

Conway, SC · 1.0 mi away

Wild Wing Plantation in Conway is a 27-hole facility minutes from downtown Myrtle Beach, built around the 18-hole Avocet course and the nine-hole Hummingbird. Avocet is credited to architect Jeff Brauer and three-time major champion Larry Nelson, and it leans on variety rather than length: drivable par 4s, double greens and split fairways, with undulating putting surfaces and surrounding swales that put a premium on the short game. The drivable par-4 14th gives players of any ability a look at eagle. Wild Wing is part of the Founders Collection of Myrtle Beach courses and is open to public play.