Passport cards for the 2025-26 season are now available for purchase! The card is activated within one business day. For the FASTEST SERVICE, JOIN OR RENEW ONLINE.
For current members who renew after their Passport expires on July 31, 2025, your membership will not be activated until the next business day. RENEW BEFORE JULY 31, 2025 TO AVOID ANY INTERRUPTIONS IN YOUR MEMBERSHIP.
Membership Benefit Spotlight: Murrells Inlet Outpost Charters - Are you someone who loves to fish as much as you love to golf? Do you enjoy a day on the water as much as you do a day on the links? Well, Passport members receive 10 percent off fishing charters at Murrells Inlet Outpost!
If there are two things you’ll never have a shortage of as a Myrtle Beach Golf Passport member, it’s fantastic courses to choose from and delicious restaurants to try. Even better, all of it comes at affordable prices because of the Passport’s exclusive tee time rates and availability along with their exceptional list of Member Benefits, which includes discounts at several amazing restaurants on the Grand Strand.
There’s a lot going on at The Market Common in Myrtle Beach, including a great selection of shopping, entertainment and dining options. One spot to eat for those who can’t get enough Southern cuisine is Tupelo Honey, located right in the heart of The Market Common. So, whether you’re stopping in for a post-round meal, sitting down for a bite between shops or going out on the town for a date night or with the group you are travelling with, Tupelo Honey is a must-try restaurant whether you are a local or extended stayer.
With five locations throughout the Grand Strand, the Bagel Factory is the perfect spot to grab a pre- or post-round meal no matter where you play with your Myrtle Beach Golf Passport. At Bagel Factory, get the best bagel anywhere around, and now, with your Passport membership, get your bagel with a side order of one big discount, because all Passport members get 20 percent off their entire check at Bagel Factory’s N. Kings Hwy. location as part of a one-of-a-kind membership benefit.
For better or for worse, it’s that time of year again when the days are getting shorter and the weather is getting cooler, and if you’re a snowbird planning to travel to the Grand Strand this fall/winter, you’re probably gearing up to make plans for getting out on the course. Well, look no further than Myrtle Beach Golf Passport’s Seasonal Snowbird Membership. Here’s how the Snowbird Passport works.
As the end of July rolls around that means a few things: it’s very hot, and your Myrtle Beach Golf Passport is getting ready to expire. Now don’t let that last part alarm you. If you want to keep playing the best golf courses in Myrtle Beach at the best rates, no worries. You can renew your Passport right now.
July is a quiet time for golf in the Myrtle Beach area. This summer, the Myrtle Beach Golf Passport wanted to bring people together, and what better way to do that than creating a summer league? Players get two free drink tickets and have the chance to win pro shop credits. Our Summer Passport League play tees off every Tuesday and Thursday evening at 5:30 p.m.
Myrtle Beach Golf Passport membership was created for those who appreciate discounted access to the best golf courses on the Grand Strand, like Barefoot Resort-Dye, Heritage Club and Prestwick. And now, signing up is also a great opportunity for those looking to soak up some sun with an extreme time on the water, thanks to one tremendous membership benefit: $10 off any Jet Ski rental and $20 rentals before 8 a.m. with Action Water Sportz.
Everyone knows the good times don’t stop after the 18th hole in Myrtle Beach – they’re only just beginning. And as a Myrtle Beach Golf Passport member, now the nighttime entertainment comes at a discount also at House of Blues Myrtle Beach, one of the premier spots for live music and great food and drink in the Carolinas, centrally located in Barefoot Landing.
Myrtle Beach Golf Passport members are entitled to great rates at dozens of golf courses on the Grand Strand. Members are also eligible for numerous discounts and specials at many Myrtle Beach businesses, to enjoy everything from dining to entertainment and more - including the area's premier comedy club!
Myrtle Beach Golf Passport offers an impressive number of member benefits for 2019, ranging from entertainment, to restaurants and dining, to home shopping and other services like hair salons and pet grooming facilities. One compelling option for dining this year is PrimoHoagies, where Passport members receive 10 percent off their total check.
Fresh off its 2018 recognition by the Myrtle Beach Golf Course Owners Association as its Golf Course of the Year, Meadowlands Golf Club in Calabash, N.C. has earned yet another prestigious honor in being named as one of four finalists for the National Course of the Year Award presented by the National Golf Course Owners Association (NGCOA).
Myrtle Beach is fortunate to enjoy a sub-tropical climate that allows us to play golf 12 months a year. That being said, certain times offer better conditions than others, and there is a case to be made the fall season is the best of time of year to play golf along the Grand Strand.
With more than 3 million rounds sold in the Myrtle Beach area last year, golf courses tend to be pretty busy during the Grand Strand’s peak season. When you come during those high-volume times (fall and spring), golf courses are doing everything in their power to make sure you have a great Myrtle Beach golf experience. One of things you will see many of them do at those peak times is “double tee” the course.
Steve Dresser of the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. shows us how video analysis is used to break down a student’s swing – and how the swings of PGA Tour players are used alongside it on screen to reinforce proper swing technique.
The top reasons to book your next Myrtle Beach tee time online through the Myrtle Beach Golf Passport website.
Welcome to aerification season. A temporary inconvenience? Sure. But it’s important to emphasize post-aerification conditions as “temporary,” and also the practice as “highly necessary.”
Did you know that every Myrtle Beach Golf Passport membership purchased is also giving back to the local community? Since 1993, the Passport program has donated more than $1.5 million back into the local golf market. It’s true! A portion of every purchase of a membership is used to fund a number of different local initiatives like scholarships and growing the game.
As a member of the Myrtle Beach Golf Passport program, local golfers can get exclusive rates at more than 75 golf courses throughout the Grand Strand from Brunswick County to Pawleys Island. No other membership program offers this many courses – not one!
The Grand Strand is home to nearly 100 golf courses, and one of the area’s oldest layouts is one of its best kept secrets.
The Grand Strand is home to nearly 100 golf courses, guaranteeing that a few very good layouts will fly a little too far under the radar. River Hills Golf & Country Club is one of those chronically underrated courses.
King’s North, deservedly, attracts much of the attention at Myrtle Beach National, but SouthCreek should merit careful consideration when you play your next round at one of Grand Strand’s most prominent facilities.
The original Big Cat Course at Ocean Ridge Plantation – Lion’s Paw Golf Links – continues to leave golfers purring with delight.
Looking for a “new” course to play along the Grand Strand? Let me suggest you head to Shaftesbury Glen Golf Club. The Clyde Johnston design closed down in January and February for a renovation project that dramatically improved the course.