Litchfield Country Club in Myrtle Beach
The oaks have stories at Litchfield Country Club. This 18-hole Willard Byrd design on Pawleys Island is one of the oldest golf courses in the Myrtle Beach area. In fact, its the first golf course that opened on Pawleys, in 1966. Its trees are even older.
There are Litchfield oaks that date back to the 18th century. Golfers here are liable to have an encounter with one or two of them. Byrds design doglegs around many trees and features a fair share of water carries over lakes. The course has seen few changes over the years, even in the renovation-mad era of golf. The largely unknown Byrd knew what he was doing with this pioneer in greater Myrtle Beach golf.
Litchfield Country Club No. 1
Litchfield Country Clubs first hole is packed with trees and some water too.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 2
Theres plenty of green at Litchfield Country Club.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 5
Litchfield Country Clubs fifth hole is one of Byrds doglegs around trees.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 5
Water comes into play on Litchfield Country Clubs fifth hole.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 6
An errant shot can mean a splash on Litchfield Country Clubs 6th.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 8
When a course takes maintenance seriously, youll usually see workers out taking care of things.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 11
Some trees seem to stretch to the sky at old school Litchfield.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 12
Anything but center on the green approach equals trouble at Litchfield 12.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 13
Litchfield Country Club No. 13 brings plenty of water into play.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 13 water
Litchfield Country Clubs 13th could make a fish fear water.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 15
Litchfield Country Clubs 15th is another hole where the water must be factored in.
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Litchfield Country Club trees
The trees have stories at Litchfield Country Club.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 17 par 3
Litchfield Country Clubs No. 17 is a par 3 from a slightly raised tee.
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Litchfield Country Club No. 18
Litchfields No. 18 has a near moat right in front of the green.
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