Myrtlewood Golf Club feels welcoming from the start—well-kept fairways, smooth greens, and a layout that’s enjoyable whether you’re a casual player or more serious about your game. The views along the Intracoastal Waterway add a relaxed, scenic vibe, and the pace of play is usually comfortable. It’s a solid, memorable round in the heart of Myrtle Beach without feeling overly touristy.

This course was very nice, and not too difficult for my first time golfing. My golf course resume is, obviously, limited. But, the service was great, everyone treating me respectfully, and the grounds appeared very well kept. I do recommend this course to someone who is wanting to golf, but isn't quite at the Dunes level. 👍🏼

Not in very good shape. A lot of ground under repair. Pace of play is very poor and I’ve run into this situation a couple of times at this course. Ranger is nowhere to be found. 4 1/2 round through 13 holes. If you don’t mind 5 1/2 - 6 hour rounds play here. Much better conditions in the spring through early September.

Beautiful golf course with an excellent pace of play and super friendly staff. We played on NYE day and the course was so green and dry with perfect greens to putt on. We love playing here!

We played both the Pinehills and Palmetto course on the same day. Pinehills was in much better shape than Palmetto, especially on the greens. I prefer the conditions of Pinehills but the layout of Palmetto. Greens were not rolling fast on either course. 18th on Palmetto is a wonderful finishing hole on the waterway, especially with the sun setting behind you.