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Top five tips for planning a great Myrtle Beach golf vacation

While most golfers try to stay warm during the winter months, dreams of spring in South Carolina offer the promise of better days. Planning a Myrtle Beach golf trip in advance helps guarantee a good time. Chris King has five tips that will make planning your golf vacation a little easier.

Enjoy the best of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina away from the golf course

Make your Myrtle Beach golf trip even more memorable by enjoying the best the central Strand offers in dining, entertainment and practice facilities. Perhaps you're craving a fine steak or itching to shop and visit the beach. Myrtle Beach has it all. Check out Chris King's five recommendations on how to turn your Myrtle Beach stay into a complete vacation.

Myrtle Beach golf: Planning a three day Grand Strand golf vacation with the girls

Okay, ladies. You have three days with three of your girlfriends in Myrtle Beach, S.C. which has 100 golf courses, 1,700 sit-down restaurants and a plethora of shopping. What should your itinerary look like? Lisa Allen has some tips for planning that well deserved Grand Strand golf vacation.

Burning Ridge Golf Club in Conway South Carolina

Burning Ridge Golf Club, located near Myrtle Beach in Conway, South Carolina, is a classic club with a traditional course layout. There are plenty of challenges on the course to keep you on your toes, but the pace is moderate. Here's a closer look at Burning Ridge in pictures.

Burning Ridge Golf Club near Myrtle Beach South Carolina takes the subtle approach to challenging golf

Burning Ridge Golf Club, located near Myrtle Beach in Conway, South Carolina, is all about great golf at a reasonable price for all levels of players. There are plenty of challenges on the course to keep you on your toes, but the pace is moderate. "It's a typical Myrtle Beach course," said Assistant Professional Jake Fandrich. "It's tree-lined and challenging, but it's fair." Lisa Allen has more from the Grand Strand.

Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links adds a little Highland flavor to the Carolina Lowcountry

You'll never forget the final three holes at Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links, located on the north end of the Grand Strand. Designed by Clyde Johnston in 1996, Glen Dornoch is a Scottish-type course that manages a lot of elevation changes while fronting the Intracoastal Waterway. There's nothing not to love about this course, Lisa Allen writes.

Ten reasons to plan a Myrtle Beach golf vacation

The Grand Strand's 100-plus golf courses are open for business 12 months a year and offer value plays and nationally acclaimed designs, but those aren't the only reasons to plan your next vacation in Myrtle Beach. What else? Brandon Tucker offers 10 reasons why your group should consider Myrtle Beach for its next trip.

Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links near Myrtle Beach South Carolina

Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links, designed by Clyde Johnston, offers a little Highland flavor to the Lowcountry. Between its elevation changes, pot bunkers and a few fairways that skirt the Intracoastal Waterway, there is nothing routine about this Myrtle Beach-area course.

Get the most out of a three day golf vacation to Myrtle Beach South Carolina

Got three days to spare? Consider a getaway to Myrtle Beach. There's much more than golf to the Grand Strand, flush with fine restaurants, bars, luxury hotels and entertainment. Of course, the year-round golf can serve as the centerpiece for your trip. Myrtle Beach golf courses won't disappoint, with designs from classic to cutting edge. Brandon Tucker offers a guide to the perfect three-day weekend.

TPC Myrtle Beach perfectly executes a top notch golf course

Course conditions at TPC Myrtle Beach are stellar, the design is challenging and the layout is beautiful. This is a top-notch golf course that won't let you down in any respect, Lisa Allen writes. Carved through a pine forest with lots of elevation changes and plenty of water, you'll feel like you're in the middle of the wilderness.