Recently voted by Golf Digest 2000 as #6 Best New Public Upscale course, the Love Course is unique, visually striking, and fun to play. The Low country design features generous landing areas and impressive green complexes similar to those found at Pinehurst #2. The course even incorporates a replica of ruins from an antebellum plantation house similar to ruins found throughout the Low country.

Pete Dye set out to design a course that would linger in a golfers mind forever. Bordering the natural white sands of the Carolina Bays, this visually stunning course is filled with the infamous pitfalls for wayward shots. Described by many as both beautiful and treacherous. With several sets of tees this course can be made playable to golfers of all skill levels. This semi-private course offers its own separate first class facilities, clubhouse, and driving range.

With several holes routed along the intercoastal waterway, the Norman Course is unique in many ways. Stunning waste areas and the sites natural vegetation were used to frame each hole. Sod wall bunkering, open green complexes, and only 60 acres of mowable grass on the entire course. The features of this course resemble the desert courses in the southwest. Knowing that they were blessed with a fabulous piece of property and exceptional elevations, the developers spared no expenses in making this course the absolute best it could be.

Routed through the heart of Barefoot Resort, the Fazio course is a classic Lowcountry layout featuring: natural terrain, rugged sandy waste areas, strategically placed formal bunkers, a wide diversity of both native & ornamental grasses. There are several lakes and environmentally protected wetlands incorporated into the landscape. The Fazio course lives up to high praise and is certain to attract more national acclaim. Four sets of tees will allow players of all skill levels to enjoy this Championship caliber course.

Tee off along the Intracoastals sparkling waters and get ready for an unforgettable golf experience! Six sets of tees for golfers or all skill levels, plus breathtaking views and exciting shot-making challenges, combine for not only a truly sensational game but also a remarkable range of playability. Grande Dunes, recently named by Golf Magazine as Top 10 You Can Play, is setting a new definition for world-class play. This scenic 18-hole masterfully designed course is the creation of the renowned Roger Rulewich Group, a team of former key members of Robert Trent Jones, Sr., Golf Course and Construction Companies.

The famous island green possesses an inspiring new look with an elevated sculptured bulk-head. Forty-two bunkers line the 18th fairway...already named the "Bulls-eye". But the most memorable hole may be Arnies creation of "The Gambler" over water to an island fairway.

Ranked by Golf Digest as the "Best New Public Golf Course in America" when it opened in 1990, Tidewater continues to maintain a top ranking in North Myrtle Beach. Golf Magazine has ranked Tidewater as one of the premier golf courses in the country every year since recognizing it as one of the top ten new golf courses built in 1990. Now managed by Burroughs & Chapin. Recently rated #39 in Golf Magazine's "Top 100 You Can Play" listing, Tidewater is committed to giving each guest a total golf experience only found at the highest echelon of golf courses.

Tiger's Eye Golf Links, Ocean Ridge Plantation's crown jewel, is an upscale daily-fee 18 hole golf course carved from a virgin pine and hardwood forest in Sunset Beach, N.C.Designed by golf course architect and land planner Tim Cate, Tiger's Eye is one of three championship layouts at Ocean Ridge Plantation -- Panther's Run, Cate's first solo effort, and Lion's Paw.Cate and Ed Gore Sr., the visionary behind Ocean Ridge Plantation, have been collaborating on the planning, designing and routing of Tiger's Eye for the past several years.Cate took advantage of the land's setting, giving each hole its own unique personality.The varying challenges of the greens mirror the classic look and feel of Pinehurst. The generous, undulated, fast-paced greens, which resemble warped plywood, yield numerous pin placements that are obscured from view and guarded by water and/or sand hazards.The mature long leaf pine groves also add to the Pinehurst look of Tiger's Eye, but the mature, dense hardwood forest that lines the fairways and encircles the greens remind golfers that they're in the Lowcountry.