Charleston National is developed around a spectacular 18-hole championship course designed by renowned golf architect Rees Jones. The year-round layout meanders through the marshland and natural lagoons, which add beauty as well as challenge to the course. Wooden bridges are strategically placed to carry golfers over the natural areas from the tee box to the green. Rees Jones calls it "One of the elite venues in golf." Best Hole: No. 11, a 148-yard par-3 that's all carry over the marsh to a two-tiered green protected by three bunkers.

With the only two story observation deck at any privately owned pier in the Myrtle Beach area and record catches, the Cherry Grove Pier is 985 feet of fishing fun for the entire family.

The Dunes Golf and Beach Club has been named one of Golfweek's "Top 100 Classic Courses" in its annual "America's Best Courses" rankings. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, The Dunes Golf and Beach Club was ranked No. 89 and was also one of only two South Carolina courses to make the list with the Yeamans Hall Club of Charleston, ranked at No. #42. Its famed Par 5, 13th Hole was named one of the Top 18 in America by Sports Illustrated. This spectacular course has hosted the U.S. Women's Open, the Ingersoll-Rand Senior Tour Championship, and many other distinguished events.

Mark McCumber designed this challenging 18-hole course. With its undulating greens and menacing collection areas, players are forced to use their short-game imagination and foresight to negotiate their way around this challenging course. The course has retained its Lowcountry character by lining the rolling fairways with trees; with its well-guarded greens and diverse terrain, Hidden Cypress is destined to be on the "must play" list for the area.

Ron Garl designed this link-style championship golf course along the Intracoastal Waterway in the Lowcountry. On the site of the Battle at Stono Ferry, fought here in 1779, the front nine winds its way through majestic pines and waste area-lined fairways while the back nine plays along the banks of the Intracoastal waterway. Known for its back nine heroics, scenic views and the island green 18th hole, Stono Ferry offers golfers of all abilities one of the most unique tests in all of Charleston. Our state-of-the-art driving range and learning center comprise one of the greatest practice facilities in the area!

The Myrtle Beach Pavilion is now a part of Myrtle Beach history but some of its classic rides and historic artifacts now live on at The Pavilion Nostalgia Park at Broadway at the Beach! The newest attraction along the Grand Strand is a slimmed-down version of the amusement park that entertained vacationers for years. The Pavilion Nostalgia Park offers a collection of classic rides from the Pavilion Amusement Park, like the famous Herschell-Spillman Carousel, Wave Rider, adult and kiddie Pirate Rides, and the Caterpillar, Dune Buggy, Boat and Teacup Rides.

Free admission. Just pay to ride.