Throughout its history this 54-hole complex has devoted itself to providing the finest golfing experience available in the Carolinas. Designed by one of Golf Digest's top ten ranked American golf course architects, George Fazio, Bay Tree has set the standard for other courses on the Grand Strand to follow. All three of Bay Tree's courses were carved from scenic low-country forests. George Fazio was extremely pleased with the green and bunker complexes he created. The overall quality of the courses was quickly recognized, and by 1975 the PGA had selected Bay Tree as the site of that year's final stage of tour qualifying. The PGA liked these challenging, but fair, courses so well that they returned in 1976. Craig Stadler, Bruce Lietzke, Calvin Peete and Bob Shearer are just a few of the professional stars who got their start on the PGA Tour at Bay Tree.

Throughout its history this 54-hole complex has devoted itself to providing the finest golfing experience available in the Carolinas. Designed by one of Golf Digest's top ten ranked American golf course architects, George Fazio, Bay Tree has set the standard for other courses on the Grand Strand to follow. All three of Bay Tree's courses were carved from scenic low-country forests. George Fazio was extremely pleased with the green and bunker complexes he created. The overall quality of the courses was quickly recognized, and by 1975 the PGA had selected Bay Tree as the site of that year's final stage of tour qualifying. The PGA liked these challenging, but fair, courses so well that they returned in 1976. Craig Stadler, Bruce Lietzke, Calvin Peete and Bob Shearer are just a few of the professional stars who got their start on the PGA Tour at Bay Tree.

Throughout its history this 54-hole complex has devoted itself to providing the finest golfing experience available in the Carolinas. Designed by one of Golf Digest's top ten ranked American golf course architects, George Fazio, Bay Tree has set the standard for other courses on the Grand Strand to follow. All three of Bay Tree's courses were carved from scenic low-country forests. George Fazio was extremely pleased with the green and bunker complexes he created. The overall quality of the courses was quickly recognized, and by 1975 the PGA had selected Bay Tree as the site of that year's final stage of tour qualifying. The PGA liked these challenging, but fair, courses so well that they returned in 1976. Craig Stadler, Bruce Lietzke, Calvin Peete and Bob Shearer are just a few of the professional stars who got their start on the PGA Tour at Bay Tree.