The 14th at Pine Lakes Country Club brings Myrtle Beach into clear view, with the Ocean Boulevard skyline framing a hole on a course where the par fours deserve proper attention. This is a par 70 laid across naturally rolling ground, with fairways that give you room from the tee but leave plenty to consider on the way into the greens. The Atlantic lies less than half a mile away, and the coastal setting is present throughout the round, from the open outlooks towards the oceanfront to the changing lies underfoot. Greens and bunkers were renewed in 2021, sharpening the challenge around the putting surfaces and making controlled approach play particularly important. Robert White, who went on to serve as the PGA of America’s first president, created a Golden Age design with a clear emphasis on placement rather than brute force. Opened in 1927, it was Myrtle Beach’s first course and remains known as The Granddaddy.
The Robert White Pub gives Pine Lakes an easy rhythm before or after golf. Breakfast and lunch are served daily, while themed evening meals and weekday happy hours suit groups who want to stay around the club after the final putt. There is a sizeable dining room and bar, plus outdoor tables overlooking the course and courtyard, a good place to watch later groups come home. Pine Lakes makes an especially natural first stop on a Myrtle Beach golf break, with more than 80 courses spread across the area and 60 miles of beachfront nearby.
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