Historic Pine Lakes Country Club was Myrtle Beach’s first golf course, opening in 1927 and planting the seeds for the area’s emergence as the game’s most popular destination. Architect Robert White, the first president of the PGA of America, designed a layout that has stood the test of time, delighting players with its creativity and charm.
Located less than a ½-mile from the Atlantic Ocean, Pine Lakes plays along a naturally, rolling piece of land, This par 70, Golden Age design is renowned for being home to some of Myrtle Beach’s best and most demanding par 4s, highlighted by No. 14, which is framed by the Ocean Boulevard skyline. A round at Pine Lakes, which was also the birthplace of Sports Illustrated, is chocked full of great golf and the course’s rich history.