South Carolina Golf Weekend Itinerary

Day 1: Friday – Arrival & Warm‑up

Morning: Arrive at Myrtle Beach International Airport and pick up your rental car. Drive to your hotel in Myrtle Beach and check in, leaving luggage in your room before heading out.

Afternoon: Grab a casual lunch at the Sea Captain’s House on the waterfront, then stroll the boardwalk to stretch your legs and enjoy ocean views.

Evening: Relax with a welcome dinner at Mr. B’s BBQ, sampling low‑country barbecue while reviewing the upcoming golf schedule with your group.

Day 2: Saturday – Full Golf Day

Morning: Tee off early at Myrtle Beach National, a player‑friendly course with a $60 green fee and scenic marshland holes.

Afternoon: After lunch at the course’s grill, head to Tides Golf Club for a second round; the $50 green fee offers a challenging layout with ocean breezes.

Evening: Return to the hotel to freshen up, then enjoy a relaxed dinner at Coast Kitchen featuring fresh seafood and local brews.

Day 3: Sunday – Final Round & Departure

Morning: Play a short 9‑hole session at Holly Ridge Golf Club to polish your swing before the journey home; the $45 fee includes a cart.

Afternoon: Check out of the hotel, stop for a quick bite at Waffle House, and begin the drive back to the airport, allowing plenty of time for car return.

Evening: Fly home with great memories and a scorecard full of solid rounds, ready to plan the next golf getaway.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Rental Car (3 days) – 12 hrs total – $120
• Hotel (2 nights, 2‑person double) – 48 hrs – $180
• Sea Captain’s House lunch – 1.5 hrs – $30
• Mr. B’s BBQ dinner – 2 hrs – $40
• Myrtle Beach National green fee – 4 hrs – $60
• Tides Golf Club green fee – 4 hrs – $50
• Coast Kitchen dinner – 2 hrs – $45
• Holly Ridge Golf Club 9‑hole fee – 2 hrs – $45
• Waffle House lunch – 1 hr – $15
• Fuel for travel – 150 miles – $40

Tips

If you need to extend the trip, add an extra night at the hotel and fit in a round at the nearby Caledonia Golf & Fish Club for another $55 green fee. To cut costs, stay at a budget motel and replace one of the dinner outings with a picnic using grocery store purchases, which can shave $30‑$40 off the total.