Myrtle Beach National Golf Club - King's North Course

The course started out like any other course in the area but after that it was a gem as far as layout and challenge.Very pleasing to the eye with water coming in to play on most of the holes some requiring carry to the greens..Overall condition was good as far as fairways and greens. Some courses in the area are beat up but Arnie would never let that happen here.The signature hole is a par 5 called "The Gambler" You can either try to hit your driver onto an island leaving yourself a mid-iron to a green protected by water in front, or you can take the safe and longer way. i played in the afternoon and there was nobody here(too hot I guess) There are three courses at this complex with this one the most expensive. The others,the West and the South aren't to shabby either. If your looking to splurge a little, it's definitely worth it.

Loved the course but when I inquired about the pace of play I was told it would be less than 4.5 hours. It was actually 5hrs and 22 minutes and I never saw anyone trying to speed up the large group of Texans in front of us that thought they were in the Masters.

Played at 1pm and unfortunately we saw too much of the cart girl and not enough of the course marshals. Always difficult to have a good experience when playing a 5 hour and 50 minute round.
Course layout is great but the condition was 7/10. Being honest, a good play if you play early morning and the green fee is approx. $60.

Kings NorthFrom the moment we arrived at Kings North in Myrtle Beach, it was evident that we were in for a memorable day of golf. The weather was impeccable, setting the stage for an enjoyable round. The staff greeted us warmly and their attentive service added to the positive experience.Initially unaware that there were three courses available, we found ourselves playing Kings North upon recommendation from the shop attendant. We were informed that it was the most challenging of the trio, which intrigued us.Before teeing off, we took advantage of the facilities, warming up at the range which was well-maintained. The putting and chipping greens were also in excellent condition, allowing us to fine-tune our short game before heading out.As we navigated through the North course, its reputation for difficulty became apparent. Despite the challenges, the course was impeccably designed, with pristine fairways and greens that were a joy to play on. The layout provided a fair test of skill, with strategic bunkers and water hazards keeping us on our toes.Although I managed to shoot an 89, there were a couple of holes that proved particularly challenging. However, these difficulties only added to the overall satisfaction of conquering the course.One minor gripe was the presence of aggressive squirrels, which occasionally disrupted our focus. However, this did little to detract from the overall enjoyment of the round.In conclusion, Kings North at Myrtle Beach is undoubtedly one of the finest courses I've had the pleasure of playing. Its challenging layout, coupled with impeccable course conditions and attentive staff, make it a must-visit destination for golf enthusiasts. While it may not surpass the grandeur of Yocha Del Golf Club, it certainly comes close, earning its place among the top-tier courses in my golfing experiences.

First time playing Kings North and I’m glad I did. Conditions were very good…the greens were smooth, the fairways were firm and not at all bare. I wish the greens held approach shots a little better but nothing to complain about. The pro shop was nice and the staff was also. A nice experience overall.

Tough course for duffers like me. Lots of sand. Great conditions. A bit slow. 109 tee time and barely finished before dark

Kings North what a great course layout. Conditions were great except greens were very slow. Needs improvement there.

Was SUPER excited to play this course. Had an 8:12 tee time and we were the first group out on the back 9 of the kings course. Course was overall in good shape, greens were quick and rolled nice. Some tee boxes could be in better shape, and some crabgrass in the rough but not a huge deal, just thought for the price could have been a little more well kept in rough and between holes. We come to a par 3 and there was a bucket 10 feet from the hole and a few large tools sitting in the green. When you pay over $100 for a round of golf you expect to avoid things like that and for the entire course to be immaculate. I’ve played nicer course for $50 back in Ohio.

A beautifully difficult course, but getting old and a bit tired. The greens were quite slow. I particularly didn’t care for all the maintenance people out and about who didn’t seem to care if they were disturbing anyone or not. There was a short par four where the golfer had only one option of direction to tee off, yet 150 yards in front of the tee was a blower going back & forth in front of us….then when we wers green side, he was near us again going back & forth as though we weren’t there. The course value in my opinion was about half what the green fee was.

First time playing here and found the experience great. Great course and great staff

This course was so much fun. Great Staff and the course was just beautiful! I will come back for sure on my next visit. This course is a must play!