The Courses

Opened in 1989 and immediately nominated Best New Course by Golf Digest and voted Top 50 in the Southeast by Golf Week, River Hills is known for its signature rolling hills, which is unusual for a coastal course. Its natural beauty, southern charm, excellent course conditions, friendly customer service, and overall value have put River Hills on the map of “must play” golf courses.

Designed by architect Tom Jackson, River Hills is one of his signature “visually intimidating” courses: easier to play than it looks. According to the 1999 Sun News publication “The 100 Greatest Holes along the Grand Strand”, River Hills boasts one of the most unique challenges at hole # 14, but the 17th hole is considered the signature hole, with its double dogleg par 5 and two water carries.

A 2003 renovation made River Hills “friendlier” to play, although it retains its intimidating look and feel. Tom Jackson himself describes the picturesque 18-hole, par 72 course he created as “modern in concept, yet traditional in nature . . . a pleasing blend of old and new design ideas unlike any other course at the beach.” You might encounter Tom at River Hills; he makes a point of coming to play the course a few times a year.

Heavily wooded with natural wetlands, River Hills boasts an amazing wildlife ecosystem, with a surprisingly wide array of birds and animals. Animals include gray and fox squirrels, raccoons, possums, alligators – and even bobcats!

Arrowhead  is the only Raymond Floyd signature design along the Grand Strand.  This must play 27 hole facility runs along the intracoastal waterway providing you 3 of the best 9 hole layouts on the beach.  Arrowhead offers some generous fairways, but you will need your short game to save strokes near the greens.

At Tidewater Golf in North Myrtle Beach, we offer an exceptional golf course that combines natural beauty and challenging play. Discover the allure of our meticulously designed 18-hole championship course, nestled in the breathtaking coastal landscape of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Our course is a testament to the genius of golf course architect Ken Tomlinson. As you make your way through each meticulously crafted hole, prepare to be captivated by the stunning vistas of the Intracoastal Waterway, saltwater marshes, and towering Carolina pines. Tidewater Golf Club is South

Carolina’s most-awarded golf course and one of the premier North Myrtle Beach Golf Courses.
Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or a beginner looking for an enjoyable round, Tidewater Golf offers something for everyone. With multiple tee options, our course can be tailored to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, ensuring a memorable experience for all. Our North Myrtle Beach championship golf course offers an outstanding playing experience in the beautiful surroundings of Myrtle Beach.

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.