Palmetto at Myrtlewood Golf Club

A traditional course Myrtlewood Golf Club's Palmetto course is full of repeat customers. Myrtlewood Golf Club may be Myrtle Beach's version of "Cheers," the fictional, friendly bar of television fame.

The Palmetto course has been a Myrtle Beach favorite for more than 20 years. This classic design reflect the typical Lowcountry flavor and beckons to the more casual relaxed manner so symbolic of the South Carolina coast.

The course may not offer the best layout in Myrtle Beach, but it's still developed a following. "It doesn't offer awe-inspiring golf and it's usually jammed, but its people somehow make up for that," a TravelGolf.com reviewer said.

"One of the older courses on the Grand Strand, Palmetto has turned into something of an institution, drawing loyal repeat business. It may not be perfect, but it's theirs." One of the attractions is the consistently good conditions. And the course isn't that bad, either.

The course with its superbly-maintained Bent greens will challenge any skill level. This is a course that has become a real favorite with returning golfers as it is consistantly well kept. Views of the intercoastal waterway make the experience even that more dramatic.