True Blue Plantation

Water beside the par four 18th green provides a fitting finish at True Blue Golf Club, where Mike Strantz used rolling ground, native vegetation and pronounced changes in elevation to make every hole feel distinct. This is a par 72 that can extend to 7,126 yards, with broad fairways offering room from the tee before the contoured greens demand careful distance control and a confident touch around the putting surfaces. Six tee sets make it straightforward to find a length that suits the group, although the back markers give strong players plenty to consider. Strantz drew inspiration from the sandy, natural character associated with Pine Valley and Pinehurst No. 2, while giving the course its own Lowcountry identity.

Afterwards, the True Blue Grillroom looks across the lake by the closing hole, with indoor tables and a patio facing the 18th green. Breakfast is served from 7am, lunch begins at 11am, and the tavern remains open from 10am until dusk each day, pouring craft beer, wine and cocktails alongside the food. True Blue sits on the Waccamaw Golf Trail in Pawleys Island, a few minutes south of central Myrtle Beach, placing it well for a multi course South Carolina golf break.