An hour drive to play here and I was not disappointed. The course was about empty, it was 100 degrees with 119 heat index. All else was great. Its challenging, yet very forgiving. overall the course is in great shape. They've put a lot of money and effort into the course and it clearly shows. Great scenery and lots of wildlife. I will absolutely be back

Eagle Nest was an incredibly fun and well maintained course to play. The staff was very friendly and up front about the current conditions of the greens (freshly aerated, slow greens due to heavy rains, cart path only, etc). Shawn and Carl were very helpful and friendly. I will definitely be returning to this course again!

My family and I come to Myrtle Beach every year and we’ve played just about every course in the area. This has got to be the best golf course we’ve ever played. It’s was gorgeous to look at, simple but just challenging enough that we could never get bored of it! We will definitely be back before we leave in a week and we will be back the next time we are in the area!

Great course, great staff and even a great price. Greens run slow, but overall, it's a really nice course. And like I said, the staff is really great. My 11 year old son played there two days in a row and wanted to come back again…

Eagle Nest is a beautifully manicured course with friendly and welcoming staff that made the day even more enjoyable. The layout is both challenging and fun, offering a good mix of holes to test your skills. While the pace of play was slightly slower than ideal at 4 hours and 46 minutes, it was still manageable. Hole 18 really stands out—an intimidating par 3 with water dominating the fairway and sand bunkers guarding the green. A tough finish, but a memorable one! Here, you will play and also learn history. Founded in 1971 by longtime public servant and visionary Dick Elliott, the course was born from his dream to create an affordable, welcoming golf destination for players of all levels. So don’t miss the old Cadillac on the course—a nod to Dick Elliott himself, adding a nostalgic charm that ties past and present together.