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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.

Burning Ridge Golf Club offers a challenging course with friendly bag handlers, although the closed range and lack of a chipping area were drawbacks. Cart path only affected course conditions, and slow greens added to the challenge. Overall, I'd recommend it for future play.

I recently played at Bayou Golf Club and had a mixed experience. The front 9 fairways left much to be desired – they were quite rough with a lot of dirt areas, which affected my shots and overall enjoyment. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the front 9 greens, which were in amazing condition, providing a satisfying putting experience.

The back 9 at Bayou Golf Club was a different story. The fairways were noticeably better maintained, offering a smoother and more enjoyable round of golf. Just like the front 9, the back 9 greens were also impressive, with a consistent and true roll that made putting a pleasure.

Despite the inconsistent quality of the fairways, the outstanding greens on both sides of the course definitely stood out. If the front 9 fairways could match the standard of the back 9, Bayou Golf Club would be a top-notch destination for golfers of all levels.

The course was nice. Tee box and greens were good. Staff was friendly, Carts were normal. That day, weather was ok. Only thing was the clubs I rented were dirty, missing a 4 iron which I didn’t really need, and only had a sand wedge. I could have used the other wedges for the Par3s. Overall, it’s a nice course to play.

The course is a great place to come and have a good time with friends or to work on your short game. Didn’t get the chance to hit the putting and range. The price is a little high for a Par 3 course. The amenities are GREAT. Perfect place to come play and have food/drinks. With friends. The amenities fortunately make up for the price. Again the $40 fee is extreme. Recommend using Golf Now Deals to play here. I could have played for $13 but could not book tee time on Golf Now.

Course conditions were subpar because of the Heat drought in Texas. The condition of the course is subpar. Fairways on some holes were literally opening up because of the drought. Some greens had dirt patches. Hole 9 was under repair. It’s originally a Par 4 but changed to Par 3. Most of the time the course is in good condition. Weather has played a factor in all of South Texas golf courses.

The course needs a little TLC. There were a enormous amounts of ant mounds throughout the course. The ground was very bumpy. Water sprinkler was on when we approached the green. Staff was very nice. Left my rangefinder on cart. Called two days later and staff turned it in at the front desk. Overall I would play the course again. Just needs a little TLC

Yocha Dehe is a golfers paradise. The employees greet you with a great attitude and enthusiasm. The golf carts are nice. They came with GPS,, Ice coolers, split screen for those concerned with COVID-19. The seats were made from ostrich skin. We did not take advantage of the amenities even though they were available. The course layout was amazing. The fairways were in great shape, the greens were a little spoty but rolled true. Hole #1 has a great view of the course. The pace of play was better than average that day. A few holes were challenging and long. So far, I’ve played Golfers Choice #1 Yocha and #3 Wilderness in TX. I can say Yocha is number one. If you are ok with a long drive. It’s with it. I HIGHLY recommend playing this course.

The pace of play was extremely slow. First, there was a tournament for a young group of kids. That is understanding, but there was a group of inexperienced men taking their time holding up everyone. The course was in decent condition. There were areas near the greens of soaked grass with water. Greens were FAST and extremely soft. In all course was in average playing condition.