The beauty of the surroundings, the strength and challenge of the layout. It is a religous experience.

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One of the best and most pleasurable experiences in Myrtle Beach. The course is like a parkland links style course set in the woods. It really captures your soul with such tranquility. The course is very challenging, but fair. The staff is the best. I will play this course every time I visit Myrtle Beach. My playing partners all felt the same way. There are very few if any houses on the course. It is just setting so pretty into the surroundings. It is a must play for Myrtle.

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Great staff, very friendly.

Just an excellent test of golf, played over a variety of plush landscapes and quiet glens. They don't call this course "Heather Glen" for nothing.

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What a wonderful course. Set amidst ancient oaks, pines and bubbling springs, the course is sure to please. It also features an 18th century clubhouse with an authentic Scottish pub.

The 27 hole course has three distinct nines, each with holes that are named (ie "The Punch Bowl", "Jockey's Burn, "The Spectacle"). The outstanding 9th hole aptly named "The Home Hole" is a demanding par 5 which long hitters may risk going for the green in 2, but you must hit the ball left to right and carry over the Firth of Cyde, 230 yards of water and an additional 30 yards of grass and sand. A true test for any gofler. I mangaged to par the hole.

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