Pinehills at Myrtlewood Golf Club

I recently had the opportunity to join a group of friends on a Myrtle Beach, S. C. weekend of golf and fun. Our host was the Myrtlewood Golf Villas and their partners, Founders Group International. Our two bed two bath accommodation was to include breakfast at the course each day. (See below) We booked tee times at three of their courses, first of which was Pine Hills.
I have played a great many of the hundred or so courses in the greater Myrtle Beach area over the last thirty years but this was my first trip to the courses known as Myrtlewood
The Pine Hills course is a redesign by Arthur Hills, in 1993, of a course previously known as The Pines, which opened in 1966. As time past, the addition of a great many condos as well as a second course has added to the "resort" atmosphere and play is evident in this regard. A five to six hour round is not unheard of but has become the norm with the help of double booking and cross tee use by sending groups out on numbers one and ten at the same time.
I have to say, upon my arrival I was treated as a guest and Keith in the pro shop was most accommodating to my need and request.
The lady at the concessions register was nice and the cook provided me a fine breakfast sandwich for a fair price. However my buddies all went for the buffet (which should have been included in our package price, as aluded to above) at ten dollars per head and all were dissatisfied and disappointed to put it mildly. In no way is this space to be called a restaurant.
The course was wet from 13+ inches of rain the previous week and carts were limited to paths only making for a lot of extra walking, time elapses, and soggy feet. I am happy to say, for the most part, the course was enjoyable. Tees, fairways and greens were in fine shape. Greens were receptable to good shots and putts ran smooth and true. The bunkers were mostly playable but you and I know lazy players do not rake bunkers so there was that rub.
We liked the layout of the course, the views of the Intercoastal Waterway and the beverage cart lady's perfume. If you enjoy the "RESORT STYLE" golf of all day and nothing else to accomplish you will likely enjoy Myrtlewood's Pine Hills course.

Excellent course, well laid out, well maintained with very friendly and courteous staff. Great value for the money and tremendous golf etiquette of other players, will definitely return.

Cart shortage for some reason. Conditions and layout good. Would only play again if got a hot deal, but have not seen one.

Enjoyed the course very much, courteous starter
Great attitude, will play the course again on a return trip
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Bunkers being repaired/replaced on many holes, but otherwise the course in good condition and pace of play at 4.25 hrs was great.

I didn't play the course. Thanks to your defaults, it was booked for the wrong day. When I showed up on the day I thought i'd booked, there was no availability.
My experience with Golf Now was frustrating. When I chose a course the date I put in when I started my search changed to a default date of the next available day. I wanted to play the day after that.

Golf now directions took me to the wrong place. Once I figured it out and drove to the right course, I was 5 minutes late. They told me I couldn't get on course til 3 hrs later. Guy at the front t desk was a pompous arrogant person and extremely rude. While leaving I noticed the greens were in horrible condition. Stay away price is extremely over prices for the condition of the course

Had a great first visit to play Myrtlewood Golf Club Pine Hills course. From the moment you arrived until I departed after a challenging and fun round I was pleased with the friendly staff and course conditions. I'll be back when in town.

Sand traps need work and-the greens were excellent

PineHolls came.rexommended by some locals I'd played w last year. Food choice. Some challenging holes and greens. All MB bunkers seem to be generally hard/thin top layers , otherwise happy w this choice and would play again