Bay Tree Plantation - Gold Course Highway 9 North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
1-800-698-5957
COURSE CLOSED
Bay Tree Golf Plantation is a 54-hole golf complex with three of the most celebrated courses on the Grand Strand. Bay Tree continues to host the best the golfing community of South Carolina has to offer. It's the only facility in South Carolina to host a major professional tournament, the 1977 LPGA Championship. The PGA has twice used these outstanding courses for the final stage of Tour qualifying. Craig Stadler, Calvin Peete, and Bruce Lietzke are just three PGA Tour stars who earned their playing card at Bay Tree.
GOLD
COURSE
The
Gold Course has recently been completely renovated. They've
replaced the putting greens with Champion Ultradorf Grains. These
are superior putting surfaces unsurpassed on the beach. They have also made the tee
surfaces larger and renovated the bunkers. With its slightly
rolling terrain and tree-lined fairways, Bay Tree Gold course
gained national attention as host of the LPGA Championship with
NBC broadcasting the play of the world's top lady professionals in
1977.
Course Information
Tees
Yardage
Slope
Rating
Blue
6942
137
73.9
White
6390
126
70.9
Gold
5660
115
66.8
Red
5231
117
69.3
Designer: George Fazio
Opened in: 1972
Directions
From Myrtle Beach Airport :
Take Harrelson Boulevard to Highway 17 Bypass, Make a Right onto Highway 17 Bypass and head North until Route 501, Merge onto Route 501 North towards Conway, Take 501 N. until you get to Highway 31 (Carolina Bays Parkway), Take Highway 31 North until the end, At the end merge Right and take Highway 9 East towards Wilmington/Little River, Bay Tree is on the Left.
To Make Reservations Call Toll Free
at 1-800-698-5957
a 54-hole golf complex with three of the most celebrated courses on the Grand Strand. Bay Tree continues to host the best the golfing community of South Carolina has to offer. It's the only facility in South Carolina to host a major professional tournament, the 1977 LPGA Championship. The PGA has twice used these outstanding courses for the final stage of Tour qualifying. Craig Stadler, Calvin Peete, and Bruce Lietzke are just three PGA Tour stars who earned their playing card at Bay Tree.
surfaces unsurpassed on the beach. They have also made the tee
surfaces larger and renovated the bunkers. With its slightly
rolling terrain and tree-lined fairways, Bay Tree Gold course
gained national attention as host of the LPGA Championship with
NBC broadcasting the play of the world's top lady professionals in
1977.