Tiger's eye 11/8 was a 5 star experience. Too many bad reviews. This isn't a flawless course, but the layout and staff make up for any bare spots or weeds I encountered. It's nice where it counts. I found myself sanding mine and many other fresh fairway divots each hole. Each green I repaired a half dozen ball marks. Its sad to see that people disregard this or just aren't aware. Tigers is best design of the cat's, Leopards chase best overall condition. This one has it's dings (none of which interfered with play), but the staff was the best I've encountered. The starter was very helpful with several course tips, being my 1st time here. He also informed me of the limited distance markers and that It's been over seeded, so tee boxes and greens are longer as the rye comes in. I arrived early to warm up on the range and was let out as a single. This allowed me to take some pictures and enjoy the abundant wildlife, nature & course architecture. This was my favorite of the Big Cat's and I'll certainly return

We played Tiger's Eye on 5/25/26. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. From the golf carts, to the range, to the golf course, every aspect of the club is in poor condition. By the end of May in SC, golf turf conditions should be popping. The fairways were sparse and the greens had so much poa growing on the greens your ball literally bounced along. We played with 2 local guys who said it was the worst they ever saw it. Really a disgrace they have the nerve to charge for this garbage.

I recently played here as a single. My tee time was 10:27! I arrived just before 10:00! When I got to the pro shop to check in there were ~6-8 guys paying and getting rental clubs (part of a bachelor party)! Once they finished, I finally paid and headed to the starter! It was 10:15! When I got down to the starter he looked confused when I told him I was single and my tee time was 10:27! They figured out that they sent out the twosome I was supposed to be around 10:00! So, they expected me to play by myself! I got to the first tee only to see a crowd of 8 guys (bachelor party) waiting to tee off! Once they did, I drove through, hoping to meet with the twosome I was supposed to play with! I met up with a threesome (still part of the bachelor party)! They welcomed me to play along! The course was much better than the reviews I’d seen! Great layout! Course conditions were good! Greens were spectacular, even though I fixed multiple ball marks! The course could use some TLC but really enjoyed it! The pro shop employees, bag guy, grill room attendant were very friendly! Other than the horrible SNAFU to start, which I thought was completely unacceptable, I was very pleased with the course!

We just came back from a Myrtle Beach trip and Tiger's Eye was our course to play on the way down. We paid $97.00 each for a 2:00 tee time for 16 of us. Way too much money for the conditions! The grass on the fairways was sparce and the tee boxes were awful. The back nine was in a little better shape, but it was embarrassing to me to have booked such an awful place for my group. The round would have been properly priced at $50.00. We wondered how they stay in business in a place as competitive as Myrtle Beach.

Played Tigers Eye course Friday 4/24. Terrible experience. Severely overbooked. No carts until 20 minutes before your round. Range was in absolute shambles. Had to use a 5 gallon bucket to get range balls. Staff was rude and has no respect for your equipment when loading/unloading. Course itself needs work all over. Highly recommend spending your money elsewhere. Can’t understand how Leopards Chase is a sister course on the same property and is beyond night and day different start to finish from staff to course to the facilities.