Founder`s Club of Pawley`s Island wins 2011 Myrtle Beach Golf Course of The Year
>> Thursday, July 21, 2011
Founders Club at Pawley's is one of the courses that have special deals on kid's golf rounds.
Featured Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course: Bald Head Island
>> Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Imagine a golf course that is so exclusive that it can only be reached by boat. Now imagine that you are golfing at this course in beautiful weather with the ocean breeze lapping against your skin. Now imagine even further that this golf course is actually located in the United States and not some exotic foreign locale. Now that you can visualize this golfer’s paradise, you must give it a name: Bald Head Island Golf Course.
Bald Head Island Golf Course is located on a barrier island off the coast of North and South Carolina. This exclusive golf course has only recently begun accepting tee times from the public.
The island is considered a golf resort, so much so, that golf carts are the only form of transportation on the island. The course was designed in 1974 by George Cobb, and recently renovated and updated by course designing legend, Tim Cate. Cate was able to utilize the natural beauty of this subtropical paradise, creating greens that are as challenging as they are breathtaking.
Bald Head Island is a very formal golf course. Proper attire is required and denim of any type is discouraged. Guests must purchase a temporary membership to play the course, and guests of members must accompany the guest at all times on the course.
There is a beautiful country club, staffed with knowledgeable and friendly people. The clubhouse offers delicious food and the pro shop has everything that you need and many things that you did not realize that you wanted. You will enjoy you entire day on Bald Head Island, from the early morning ferry ride watching the sun rise over the ocean, to the soothing sounds of the waves as you journey back to the mainland in the evening.
While some of their regulations may seem rigid, the course is well worth putting on plaid pants and a polo shirt. The scenery is breathtaking. The course design is challenging and fun. The seclusion of the course, combined with the fresh salt air, makes it a course that every golfer should experience.
Learn about this one and other top Myrtle Beach golf courses here.
Myrtle Beach Golfer's Dream: Barefoot Golf and Resort
>> Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Written By: Justin Urich and Craig Chinn
INTRODUCTION:
Myrtle Beach is known world-wide as "The Golf Capital of the World".
If you're planning a golf trip to the Grand Strand this year, Barefoot Golf and Resort is an absolute must-visit. This luxurious Myrtle Beach Golf Resort boasts four of the nicest golf courses in the area: Dye, Norman, Love and Fazio. Also, this first-class establishment has two full-service clubhouses. No, that's not a typo..I said TWO full-service clubhouses. Both clubhouses have a Bar, Restaurant and Pro Shop. Sounds impressive already, right? It doesn't end there. This Myrtle Beach Golf Resort also has on-site accommodations, making for the perfect stay and play golf experience.
THE COURSES:
Barefoot Dye Course: Designed by Pete Dye. This Myrtle Beach golf course is well-known for being both beautiful and challenging.

Barefoot Love Course: Designed by Carolina native Davis Love III. Gorgeous views, medium difficulty, but still enjoyable for the average golfer.

Barefoot Fazio Course: Designed by Tom Fazio. Spectacular views, strategically filled with trees, sand and other natural elements that are sure to put your golfing skills to the test.

Barefoot Norman Course: Designed by Greg Norman. Seven holes gently hug the Intracoastal Waterway. This 7,200 yard long Par 72 will definitely provide you with a memorable Myrtle Beach Golf experience.

THE ACCOMMODATIONS:
The pictures we've provided below should be enough to put a twinkle in your eye. Barefoot Golf and Resort has some of the most breathe-taking views of the Intracoastal Waterway, as well as some of the most luxurious amenities available. What more can you ask for in a Myrtle Beach Condo Rental?




THE EVENTS:

So, what exactly is Monday after the Masters? MAM is an exclusive golf tournament with celebrity guests that is hosted at the Barefoot Dye Clubhouse and golf course. This event got it's name because it is held on the first Monday after the highly coveted PGA Master's tournament. Also, the Sunday prior to MAM, there is a charity auction which in recent years has included an autographed guitar by Taylor Swift, classic automobiles and various sports memorabilia. For more information regarding this event, please visit: Hootie Golf
2011 UPGRADES & MAINTANENCE:
Some pretty important changes will be happening in 2011 for Barefoot Golf and Resort. Both the Fazio and Norman golf courses will be converting their putting greens from Bermuda to Ultra Dwarf. Barefoot Golf representatives tell us that these changes will occur starting May 6th for the Fazio golf course, and July 7th for the Norman golf course.
Maintanence should last an estimated 6 weeks, depending on the weather.

If you'd like to learn more about these changes, and what they'll mean for your golf strategy, please feel free to visit our other blog post covering the different types of golf course grass.
CONCLUSION:
WOW! That was a lot to take in, and that's because there is a lot to experience at Barefoot Golf and Resort. It's almost like a small city that is completely centered around 4 of the top Myrtle Beach Golf Courses in Myrtle Beach. And just when you thought it couldn't possibly get any better, the location will shock you. Located in the heart of it all , with direct access to all of the greatest restaurants and attractions that Myrtle Beach has to offer. So if you're planning a golf trip to Myrtle Beach this year, make sure you start with Barefoot Golf.
Visit our Barefoot Golf and Resort page www.Barefoot-Golf.com
Last Minute Tee Time Specials in Myrtle Beach, SC
>> Wednesday, October 27, 2010

For great last minute golf deals in North Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach, and the entire Grand Strand, visit northmyrtlebeachgolf.com. Whether it be morning or afternoon, we offer exclusive rates that even the courses themselves don't offer. All reservations must be made within 48 hours or sooner.
Myrtle Beach Golf & Dynamic Pricing
>> Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Myrtle Beach Golf is by far the greatest source for year round golf in the country. By booking through northmyrtlebeachgolf.com in advance, golfers have a supreme opportunity of not only reserving the best possible tee times, but receiving a largely discounted rate as well. Myrtle Beach condo rentals have risen considerably this past summer and it goes without saying that golf was better than ever. To ensure you reserve the best tee times, Dynamic Pricing is the best way to go.
Northmyrtlebeach.com is the ultimate guide for golf in the Grand Strand. The Dynamic Pricing is just another great addition for those who like to plan a month or two in advance. For example, if you’d like to play Azaela Sands the day of play, you may be quoted somewhere anywhere as high as 72 dollars per golfer. However, by utilizing our Dynamic Pricing program, 35 dollars is all you would have to pay per golfer. Think of how much money a group of 20 or more could save. Courses always welcome reservations ahead of time and financially speaking, this is the smart way to go.
As we draw closer to the premium golfing months, greens fees are rising and rising. Through CondoLux's finely tuned Golf Directors, Craig Chinn and Garrett Fonvielle, Dynamic Pricing will drastically reduce you and your groups greens fees. To talk directly to Craig or Garrett, visit Northmyrtlebeachgolf.com and click on the live chat button in the bottom right corner.
Summer almost over, time for that Myrtle Beach golf vacation!
>> Wednesday, August 4, 2010
CondoLux reports another record golf year
>> Monday, April 26, 2010
NorthMyrtleBeachGolf.com, a division of CondoLux Vacation Rentals, recently reported another record breaking season, starting off 2010 with a bang.
The Third Annual Golf Fore Education Tournament
>> Saturday, January 30, 2010

The Third Annual Golf Fore Education Tournament will be hosted by the Myrtle Beach Golf Gurus at the Prestigious Jack Nicklaus designed Long Bay Club to benefit scholarships to Horry County Students.
The Myrtle Beach Golf Tournament is a 4-man "Captains Choice" Saturday, February 6, 2010 11:00am shotgun finishing with dinner and awards ceremony following the completion of play. Drinks and snacks will be served throughout the day, Former World Heavyweight Champion James Bone Crusher Smith and Miami Dolphins Quarterback Tyler Thigpen is scheduled to make an appearance.
Make sure you sign up for a great event with plenty of fun, all to benefit Horry County Students.
4-SOME TEAMS $300.00
TEAM BONUS PLAYER PACKAGE = $80 PER TEAM
(INCLUDES 2 MULLIGANS & 10 RAFFLE TICKETS )
All checks can be made payable to :
Grand Strand Golf & Entertainment
ATT: Golf Fore Education
4340 Big Barn Dr. Suite 114
Little River, SC 29566
(Find the perfect Myrtle Beach golf package at www.northmyrtlebeachgolf.com! )
Golf vacations article in Newsweek hits nail on head
>> Tuesday, December 29, 2009

I read an interesting, and very well written, golf article about Myrtle Beach in Newsweek last week. It took time to go into the history of golf in the area, even the first major condominium that was erected, Ocean Forest.
Seemed though, the main point of the article was to highlight just how resilient the golf industry is here in the Grand Stand. Even with the down economy, Myrtle Beach still stands out as a great VALUE destination, simply meaning your buck will go a long way.
Accommodation prices have dropped in the last year, with a few golf course price changes as well. This hasn't lead to more rounds being played though. According to the article, rounds played are down 4.1 percent compared with 2008. The golf groups have also gotten smaller and their stays shorter.
Of course, that is all to be expected. Bad economy equates to less money to spend on golf vacations. Myrtle Beach is popular on drive vacations, and since Spirit and Direct Air has started their direct flights to Myrtle Beach, we are seeing a rise the quick golf vacations.
Will Myrtle Beach golf continue to suffer? Nah. Pine Lakes Country Club just went though a $15 million restoration on the course and clubhouse, which will only drive more traffic to the classic course. Pine Lakes, also known as the Granddaddy, used to be the Ocean Forest Club, so if there is any history to share, it is definitely that course.
All in all, since Myrtle Beach is less reliant on corporate golf travel (and has been) and more focused on golf groups and family golf vacations, I see the overall value of a golf vacation in this area to be the biggest attraction of all.



