Belle Terre Golf Course

Few regions in American golf offer the sheer concentration of courses that surrounds Myrtle Beach, where the Grand Strand has spent decades building one of the country's most visited golf destinations. Belle Terre Golf Course sits within that competitive landscape, where courses have to earn their place on visitors' itineraries against 80-plus neighbors ranging from Tom Fazio showcases to beachside resort tracks.

The terrain along this stretch of South Carolina's coast is characteristically low and flat, shaped by the coastal plain, with bermudagrass fairways that tend to firm up nicely in the warmer months and long-leaf pines lining the corridors that define so many courses in the area. The Myrtle Beach golf season runs nearly year-round, drawing the bulk of its traffic in the spring and fall when temperatures are ideal and the region's famous golf packages are in full swing.

As a public facility in a market built on accessibility, Belle Terre is the kind of course designed to welcome visiting golfers looking to knock out a solid round without the pressure of a marquee tee time.