Early morning tee time on a weekday was quite enjoyable. Not particularly long, but challenging course with a lot of right dog-legs. Everything was well maintained and in good shape for a mid-March round. One of the best bang for your buck golf courses in the Myrtle Beach area.

We played on November 7th, 2025, with a group of six. We even called ahead to confirm it would be fine to play together, and were told it was no problem. Unfortunately, all of that got overshadowed by one thing: the attitude of the ranger. From the start, his tone and behavior were unnecessarily aggressive. Instead of offering helpful guidance or maintaining the flow of play like a good ranger should, he seemed to go out of his way to be rude and confrontational. He barked orders at us, talked down to us, and carried himself like he was looking for an argument. It’s one thing to enforce pace of play, but it’s another to treat paying guests with complete disrespect. (Also, please check your records- our group was at least 15 minutes ahead of pace play) I was especially disappointed because I am a local resident and am the one who recommended Blackmoor to my five friends visiting from out of town. We were all looking forward to a great day, and instead left frustrated from this very poor experience. For the price you pay to play here, you’d expect a basic level of courtesy and professionalism. Blackmoor really needs to address the behavior of the ranger that was working on the afternoon of November 7th, 2025. The ranger’s behavior was completely out of line and left a lasting negative impression on all of us. Until that’s addressed, I can’t recommend this course to anyone looking for a pleasant or welcoming golf experience. There are way too many other nearby courses that treat golfers with respect—and that’s where I’ll be spending my time and money from now on.

The golf course is presently in a state of significant disrepair, exhibiting pronounced deterioration through the presence of mud, weeds, and poorly maintained greens and fairways. Having played this course for seven years, I have never witnessed such a pronounced decline in its condition. It ranks as the most poorly managed golf course I have had the experience of playing, and it appears that its high tee time prices belie its evident lack of investment, suggesting it may be facing significant operational challenges.

Nice course with lots of doglegs. I was torn between a 3 or 4 star but decided on the 4 because the greens were way too nice for a 3. The course was saturated though, even though there has been no rain for a while. The staff was very friendly and accommodating.

Blackmoor was an awesome course to play. Beautiful layout, Friendly staff, and the greens are well kept! It was my first time playing at Blackmoor so not sure if the driving range is always tight the way it was when I was there. Overall, great course my wife loved it being a beginner golfer. One of her new fav’s. We’ll definitely be coming back to play again!