Dunes Golf & Beach Club
Type: Golf Courses, Private Golf Courses
10Best Says
A Robert Trent Jones signature course (he oversaw its renovation in the 1970s and early '90s), The Dunes was completed in 1948 and stands today as one of the Strand's most respected golf clubs. One of... Read More
A Robert Trent Jones signature course (he oversaw its renovation in the 1970s and early '90s), The Dunes was completed in 1948 and stands today as one of the Strand's most respected golf clubs. One of the course's most endearing qualities is that each hole has been individually named to give golfers a better idea of the challenges awaiting them. The signature hole is the par-5 #13, famously known as "Waterloo" thanks to the sharp dogleg it takes around crystalline Lake Singleton. The Senior PGA Tour Championship and other major tournaments have called the Dunes Club home over the years.
Hours:
- Daily Sunrise-Sunset
Admissions:
- Green Fees $65 - $98
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Terry Massey
Myrtle Beach Local Expert
- Public Golf Courses: "This semi-private course allows limited public play so tee times can be hard to come by in the busy spring and fall seasons. Make reservations early."
- Best Attractions & Activities: "The signature hole is the par-5 #13, famously known as "Waterloo," wraps around Lake Singleton and is a great place to spot alligators."
- Outdoor Activities: "This course is very popular so tee times can be hard to come by in the busy spring and fall seasons. Make reservations early."
- Golf Courses: "Tee times on this popular layout can be hard to come by in the busy spring and fall seasons."
- Best for Public Golf Courses Because: The Dunes Club is the crown jewel of Myrtle Beach golf.
- Recommended as Best Attractions & Activities Because: The Dunes Club is the ideal place to experience a true taste of Myrtle Beach's non-touristy side.
- Best for Outdoor Activities Because: If you can only play one golf course in Myrtle Beach, make it The Dunes Club.
- Best for Golf Courses Because: The second course built among the 100-plus on the Grand Strand continues to stand the test of time.
