World Tour Golf Links

Par: 72 | Yardage: 6,525 | Opened: 1999 | Designed by: Mel Graham

Take a trip around some of the best golf courses in the world without ever leaving Myrtle Beach. The World Tour Golf Links brings together 18 of golf's most iconic holes all in one course.

Open since 1999, you will find a memorable golf experience no matter what level of golfer you are. From Augusta's iconic Amen Corner to St. Andrews' stunning 18th, the World Tour offers playability and pays homage to the game's most famous venues.

Golf Course overview

The World Tour Links features two very distinctively themed nines:

Open nine: Mother-of-links architecture inspired by some of golfs most well known holes, tee off on the first at St Andrews, test your skill on the world -renowned seventeenth at TPC Sawgrass and to finish the nine, cross over the famous Swilican Bridge before trying to avoid the infamous 'valley of sin' before the green.

Championship nine: Beginning with U.S Classics form Winged Foot and Cypress Point you will get the unique chance to play the iconic Amen Corner from Augusta, what will you make on the short-but-lethal par three twelfth?

Architect Mel Graham created a layout that's approachable for all handicaps, with wide fairways, varied tee options and visually recognisable challenges.

Bonus feature: You will also find informative plaques on each hole explaining its historical counterpart.

Signature Hole(s)

Almost impossible to choose as every hole is based on its very own signature hole it doesn't seem fair to just pick one.

However, the Amen Corner run of holes stands out due to its magnitude in the world of golf. Given how exclusive Augusta is in general as well, enjoy it and soak in what might be the closest you get to playing one of golf's most iconic stretches of holes.

Post round

Visit a local beach - With beaches just a short drive away; take a walk along the shoreline or catch the sunset.

Dinner in Myrtle Beach - Treat yourself to fresh seafood or classic Lowcountry cuisine at one of the area’s many renowned restaurants.