The movement through TPC Myrtle Beach is apparent from the opening tee, with Tom Fazio using the undulating ground to create uneven lies, shaped landing areas and approaches that need to be judged from the right side of the fairway. This is a par 72 with the feel of a competitive course throughout, rather than a straightforward coastal round where distance alone carries the day. Rebuilt bunkers, completed with the Fazio Design Company in 2018, bring greater definition around the fairways and greens, while the MiniVerde ultradwarf Bermuda putting surfaces place a premium on controlling both pace and spin. It has the pedigree to support that challenge. Tom Watson claimed the Senior PGA Tour Championship here in 2000, and the course later hosted The Q, the qualifying event for the Myrtle Beach Classic, in 2024 and 2025. Despite that standard, all 18 holes are open to public play.
After 18 holes, the Grille looks across the 18th green and serves breakfast and lunch, then becomes an easy spot for a post-round drink while groups finish their closing holes. The course sits in Murrells Inlet, placing a serious golf day within the wider Myrtle Beach area.
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