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Tupelo Bay Golf Complex
Myrtle Beach short-game golf, lit for evening play.
Garden City, SC
1800 Highway 17 Business, Garden City, SC 29576
About this course
Tupelo Bay Golf Complex sits on Highway 17 Business in Garden City, in the middle of the Myrtle Beach golf strip. The main course is an 18-hole par-58 executive layout of roughly 3,200 yards, with par 4s up to 313 yards and par 3s up to 212, plus water and sand throughout. The house line is that you use every club in the bag but only three hours of your day.
Bermuda greens are the strength here, and the course is a sensible step up for beginners moving off the par 3. A separate 9-hole pitch and putt runs from 73 to 105 yards and also carries lights, along with a footgolf layout added in 2015.
The executive course is lit for evening play, which matters on a beach trip when afternoons are hot or the tee sheet is full during the day. Tee times are required for the executive course only, and the par 3 is first come, first served.
There is a full clubhouse and snack bar, an award-winning range with grass and covered mat hitting areas, and the Quick Fix Golf Academy on site. Pull and electric carts are available on both courses, and juniors ride free.
Type
Executive
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
58
Yardage
3,172
Established
1990
LooperScore
69.8
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Wachesaw Plantation East
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Blackmoor
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