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Sandpiper Bay, a 27 hole facility situated alongside the Little River, has three nines, brilliantly named Sand, Piper and Bay – get it? Offering a classic golf experience, it features pine-lined, rolling fairways, 57 naturally sculptured bunkers, large landing areas, and medium sized greens that can be quick. |
Designed to challenge every level of player, the regular tees are located to afford the average player an enjoyable round of golf with scoring opportunities. Yet, from the championship tees, Sandpiper Bay challenges even the best of the low handicappers. More than 40 acres of lakes meander through this beautiful golf course, providing sanctuary for the native wildlife plus an abundance of irrigation water even in the driest weather. This Dan Maples designed layout is a real treat.
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Course Information |
| Tees |
Yardage |
Rating |
Slope |
| Black |
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71.4 |
121 |
| White |
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69.2 |
119 |
| Gold |
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67.4 |
115 |
| Orange |
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66.7 |
107 |
Designer: Dan Maples
Opened in: 1987
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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 Right and take
Highway 9 East towards Wilmington, Take Highway 9 until it meets with Highway
17, Make a Left onto 17 North towards Little River, While on Highway 17 N. you
will eventually cross the North Carolina state-line, Continue until Route 904,
Make a Right onto 904, Go to your 1st traffic light and make a Right onto Route
179, Go .25 miles and the course is on the Right.
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