Myrtle Beach, the game’s most popular travel destination, is home to 90 courses, so options are aplenty, making Tidewater Golf Club’s ability to stand out in a crowded market all the more impressive.

As golfers weigh their many choices when deciding where to play on a trip to Myrtle Beach, here are three primary reasons group leaders flock to Tidewater:

– An outstanding piece of property is an essential part of any great golf course, and Tidewater was blessed with land that all the architectural genius in the world can’t recreate. Featuring nine holes that play along either Cherry Grove Inlet or the Intracoastal Waterway, Tidewater is one of the prettiest courses in all of South Carolina. The quartet of holes that play along Cherry Grove - 3, 4, 12 and 13 - can all make a case for being the Grand Strand’s most scenic, and they are at the heart of the course’s popularity.

– Tidewater’s beauty is what initially attracts golfers but what brings them back is the consistency of the experience. Course conditions, customer service, and the quality of the layout are equally important components of a bucket list round and Tidewater possesses all of them in abundance. The service and conditioning are the equal of the beauty at Tidewater and that’s a vital part of the experience. 

– The golf package was invented in Myrtle Beach and it’s still at the heart of the area’s appeal; Tidewater is the centerpiece of some of the Grand Strand’s most popular offers. The Myrtle Beach Elite, which pairs Tidewater with Arcadian Shore Golf Club, Prestwick Country Club and Arrowhead Country Club, is at the top of the list for savvy group leaders in search of outstanding golf and value.

For more information on Tidewater, the golf packages the course anchors, or to book a tee time, visit TidewaterGolf.com.