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We all know there are plenty of golf choices all around Myrtle Beach and even though the choices lessen as you head north into N.Car. Meadowlands is still one of your better choices. This 27 hole track offers a large variety of layouts. Carts are very new and are in very good shape. Tee boxes, fairways and greens are all a cut above the surrounding Calabash courses. Staff in Pro shop very friendly, as is the starters booth and bag drop men. Always willing to help in getting you out early or playing your desired choice of 3 courses. Also good to know in this extreme heat they have cart circulating 3 course with 2 large water jugs and another with ice to keep you hydrated.

I've played this course several times over the yrs. but it has been over a yr. since last round. I was hoping the influx of new members and potential income would translate into some sorely needed improvements especially to cartpaths,fairways and rough areas. No such luck. Still in tough shape to put it mildly. The only thing that makes this place worth the stop is the really reasonable rates you can get with late booking thru several discount booking websites especially Golfnow. When I'm paying less than $1.00 per hole including all taxes and fees I will forego some "extras". Take the huge discount or look elsewhere.

Couldn't have asked for a better day weather wise and the price was $14. less than locals rate. Course looked fantastic. Got to first tee I hit wife hit and felt a "twinge", 2nd shot she went to her knees-we were done but staff was super understanding and accomadating and issued us both rainchecks for 18 holes. So if friendlyness says anything this place is top notch and the first fairway looked it too. Back soon.

This is a very player friendly course-but only the young should walk this track-very hilly with multiple level changes. Greens were maintained in good shape by groundskeepers, its the players fault for not fixing ball marks and there is way too much evidence of that unfortunately. Rough was consistent and yery player friendly, traps were well groomed. My only dislike about this course is the parking lot is rather far from 1st tee, and if you come alone you either drop you bag and hope its still there after you park and trek back to pro shop, or park and carry bag in and repeat process after round when you are really tired for us Sr. buffers ,as no carts are allowed in parking lot. The same goes for driving range which is a long walk up and down hill, without carts, only to find out no drivers are allowed. Views are awesome, with this being one of the nicest municipal courses around. I'll be back-you should too.

I always play here at least once a year with my club-40 members, but it is always such a great experience, that it makes me want to come back 1 or 2 times more over the season. Did that yesterday and as always it was perfect. Staff and course were superb. Greens were a little slow but consistent once you get the speed down and edges of most cups were slightly damaged but all in all it was a great day and if the course was closer to my home -some 70mi. away-I would play at least 2-3X's a month. We saw a deer and fawn dash across the 7and 8th fairway and wild turkeys @5th green.

At 4009 yds from the tips its just 65% of a full course but it was painfully slow at just over 5 hrs to do 18 holes-Yes it was a holiday weekend but still they just may by overbooking just a tad!! We had 3 groups waiting to tee off on the first 7 holes, then 2 the rest of the way. On the plus side the fairways and greens were in very good shape, especially considering the extreme amount of play. Staff was accomadating. For people who don't normally play there you really need a roadmap to find the next hole-as there are no arrows pointing you to the next hole, and since the holes are fairly close together its a chore to see the next tee box. So if you want a short game tune-up or are stuck for a last minute place to play then I may recommend it but have plenty of time on your hands. Also no water available on course so bring your own or pay highprices at snackstand which you drive past 3-4 times during the round.

I live in Huntington and have access to the town Golf card which offers a discounted Sr. rate that is reasonable. The card costs $30 for 1 yr. Golf Now was $5.00 less and there is no card to purchase-its a no brainer. Greens were perfect but were in need of a cutting which slowed the speed considerably and fairways were well covered- rough was spotty or bare in some areas but for a public course its at the top of its game. And as always the views were spectacular.

Carts and fairways I good shape and most greens were fast and smooth but a few had some serious damage{Fungus}?? Would love to see ball/club washers on carts as well as fold down covers for clubs on rear of cart.