Myrtle Beach Golf Blog

More than 90-days ago, we posted a blog entry regarding the ban on anchored putters. The position we took was pretty basic. After trying a few and never having played with anyone that used one, let .... Read More

It doesn't matter if I’m walking nine holes alone on a summer evening, or taking a golf trip with some friends. I’m one of those guys that play by the same set of rules regardless of the .... Read More

 For the 16th playing of the annual Golf Dimensions National Father & Son Team Classic a Texas Scramble format will be introduced in the opening round. Using 60-percent of individual .... Read More

This past Sunday Adam Scott won the Australian Masters using his anchored putter. Of course that sparked an immediate dialogue regarding the anchored (long) putters and should the PGA Tour ban them .... Read More

Friday morning a 24-foot tractor-trailer carrying 90 boxes of jackets, golf shirts, and relief supplies and cash courtesy primarily of some area golf courses, packagers and hotels departed Myrtle .... Read More

Recently, I enjoyed an extended vacation to visit family in New England and the Northeast, attend a Big Ten football game and of course play some golf. Since I despise driving the travel choices came .... Read More

I’ve shared with regular readers my fondness for Tim Cate designed golf courses. The fact that two of his Big Cats – Tiger’s Eye and Leopard’s Chase – at Ocean Ridge .... Read More

Numerous golfers have come to the game through family relationships. Personally, it was an aunt and uncle that introduced me to the sport and I’ve shared my passion with a wife, son and .... Read More

You’ve seen the headline a number of times: Quality, Price and Service – at the mechanic shop, grocery store, even your favorite restaurant. Well, Myrtle Beach golf courses are no .... Read More