CHERRY GROVE, S.C. – As group leaders make plans for spring trips, the opportunity to play Myrtle Beach’s best courses is near the top of every priority list, which helps explain Tidewater Golf Club’s enduring popularity. 

The reigning Myrtle Beach and South Carolina golf course of the year, Tidewater offers one of the nation’s premier public golf experiences. Players annually flock to Myrtle Beach and few courses can match Tidewater’s combination of coastal beauty and outstanding architecture. 

Home to nine holes that play along either the Intracoastal Waterway or Cherry Grove Inlet, Tidewater is Myrtle Beach’s most scenic layout. Players never forget the quartet of holes that play along Cherry Grove, including the par 4 fourth hole, a dogleg left many consider to be the Myrtle Beach area’s best two-shotter. 

Tidewater, which was the first layout ever named best new public course in America by Golf Digest and Golf Magazine, has been regarded as one of Myrtle Beach’s premier experiences since its 1990 opening. The course has appeared on various top 100 lists, but Tidewater’s most important ratings panel are the golfers that travel from across America to enjoy the acclaimed layout. 

Tidewater enjoys an average ranking of 4.9 (out of 5), according to users of GolfPass, Golf Channel’s travel portal. 

In a review titled “I can see why this is a MUST PLAY in the MB area,” SCGolfer369 wrote:

“Yes this is my first time playing this course, but even if I've played here 5 times, I would still say the same thing. The marsh views from some of the holes are the best in the area, hands down. The course was in GREAT SHAPE, fairways and greens.”

With the spring season rapidly approaching, Tidewater’s tee sheet is filling quickly as golfers relish the opportunity to play one of the best courses in Myrtle Beach and all of South Carolina. 

For more information or to book a tee time, visit the course’s new-look website at TidewaterGolf.com.