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Tired of Myrtle
Beach madness?
Take it slower and
easier at Sea Trails

Sea Trail Golf Resort and Conference Center is way up there in placid Sunset Beach. From the mainland you drive slowly over a one-lane bridge, salt marsh surrounding you, to a three-mile-long island blessedly lacking in neon-lit strip malls. Take off your watch. Take out your clubs.

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