Course greens overall good shape but very very slow. Some areas with wet conditions. Overall playable course!

I'll start with the good: The pace of play was a perfect 4 hours and breakfast was also very good. And all of the personnel were very friendly. The bad: They started us on the 10th hole at nearly the same time as people were finishing the front 9 which made for an uncomfortable round because the people were always right on top of us ready to hit. There was at least 1 empty hole in front of us so I'm not sure why they didn't start us at least 10 min sooner. Signage for the next hour was lacking in a few spots leading to some confusion. The ugly: The cart path was in the worst shape I've ever seen. I'm not exaggerating! The pavement is so uneven, broken and sticking up that you really couldn't drive normally. I would call them unsafe. What was just ok: The tee boxes were ok. The fairways were nothing great. Lots of dry patches and bald spots. And the greens were fast but fine. All in all, not worth the money. But maybe I'm just spoiled by the courses I normally play back home. At least I got to see a gator.

I must say out of all the courses I've played in Myrtle this was the most fun course I played so far. Great layout and during the new years slower week it's the perfect time to have the course to yourself. Loved the waste bunker cart paths definitely helped add to the fun. My kid side came out a little when I had to do a couple of doughnuts in the big sand areas but hey all in good safe fun :)

Beautiful course with changing elevations in very nice shape. The pro shop staff and starter were friendly and helpful. A little better signage as to the location of the next tee would be helpful. In all, and course I will put on my "must play" list.

Course conditions were fine, had high hopes for the layout. The people at the course (members and staff, aside from the bag drop guys) very clearly don't want you there if you're not a member, yet they offer tons of tee times to the public mixed in with members. Just don't sell tee times to the public when members play if you don't want others there. I've played a lot of places around Myrtle Beach and this was by far the worst experience. Tough scene when you get hit into on the first hole by a group of members, and there's a starter at the tee box, no fore call. We played the front half in 1:40. Got literally anywhere else.