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If a player can tame The Long Bay Club, they may feel confident enough to take on the Golden Bear. The Jack Nicklaus-designed course is considered one of the most difficult on the Grand Strand. With countless large man-made mounds, particularly lethal near the green, it creates a new approach (so to speak) to your wedge game. Handsome but deadly par-3s are a mid-iron test |
| to the island green and many bottomless bunkers surround the small Bermuda landing surfaces. Last but not least, watch out for the striking horseshoe waste bunker on the 353-yard No. 10 which has become one of the most recognized in golf. |
A great course is often described as one that becomes etched in your mind where you play it over and over, hole-by-hole. The Long Bay Club is such a course. Designed by the "Golden Bear," Jack Nicklaus, Long Bay delivers excitement and challenge at every turn, with vast waste areas, deep pot bunkers, and well-protected greens. It's continually ranked among the top courses in this golf-rich state of South Carolina, and tee times are always at a premium. But it is one of the few Nicklaus signature courses in the world that welcomes public play, so don't miss this opportunity to tee it up at Long Bay Club.
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Course Information |
| Tees |
Yardage |
Rating |
Slope |
Blue |
6593 |
72.1 |
131 |
White |
6209 |
70.5 |
129 |
Gold |
7025 |
74.3 |
140 |
Red |
5640 |
72.1 |
127 |
Designer: Jack Nicklaus
Opened in: 1989
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Directions |
From Myrtle Beach Airport Area:
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 Left onto
Highway 9 West, Follow Highway 9 for about 5 miles and the course will be on the
Left.
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