Area Information
- Amusements and Attractions
- Ripley's Aquarium
- Brookgreen Gardens
- Myrtle Waves
- NASCAR SpeedPark
- Alligator Adventure
- Family Kingdom Amusement Park
- MagiQuest
- Miniature Golf
- Myrtle Beach Pelicans Minor League Baseball
- The Children's Museum of South Carolina
- T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation Stations
- Wild Water & Wheels
- Pavilion Nostalgia Park
- Shows
- Shopping
- Golf Courses
- True Blue
- TPC of Myrtle Beach
- Arrowhead Country Club
- The Dunes Golf and Beach Club
- Wild Wing Avocet
- Blackmoor Golf Course
- Waterway Hills
- Myrtle Beach National King's North
- Legends Heathland
- Tidewater
- Barefoot Love Course
- Long Bay Club
- Caledonia
- Barefoot Dye Course
- Barefoot Fazio Course
- Barefoot Norman Course
- Farmstead Golf Links
- Grande Dunes
- The Heritage Club
- Legends Moorland
- Legends Parkland
- Litchfield Country Club
- Meadowlands Golf Club
- Myrtlewood Palmetto Course
- Myrtlewood Pine Hills
- Oyster Bay
- Pine Lakes International Country Club
- River Club
- Southcreek at Myrtle Beach National
- Thistle Golf Club
- West Course at Myrtle Beach National
- Willbrook Plantation
- And Many More!
Grande Dunes
From your first drive over the picturesque bridge to your final drive on the spectacular 18th fairway, everything about the Grande Dunes Resort Course bespeaks luxury.
Golf at Grande Dunes feels at once completely natural yet effortlessly refined. The expansive Bermuda grass fairways ripple with subtle undulations onto large, modestly contoured L-93 Bentgrass greens. The superior links-style design unfolds itself in a relaxed, gracious manner enticing golfers with beauty while taunting them with danger . Fair but challenging, each golf hole presents a different problem to test the most confident scratch handicapper.
What really sets Grande Dunes apart from other public courses is its "private club" atmosphere and amenities. Grande Dunes offers an impeccably groomed golf course with multiple teeing areas that provide a variety of driving situations and angles of approach. Nestled among old water oaks, tall pines and rolling landscape, this is truly a golfer's paradise, which is why Golf Magazine selected Grande Dunes as a “Top 10 You Can Play” list in 2002 and Golf Week not only rated it as one of America’s Best “Top 100 Residential Golf Courses” in 2005. but, most recently in 2007, recognized Grande Dunes as a “Best Course You Can Play”.






