3 Days
Long Weekend
$600–$1000/person
3
Moderate
The long-weekend format works at Myrtle Beach because the airport is small, the courses cluster tightly, and the infrastructure supports fast transitions between arrival, golf, and departure. This trip concentrates three rounds across two nights, using Barefoot Resort as the base and adding Tidewater Golf Club as the third course. The North Myrtle Beach geography keeps drives under 15 minutes between any two points on the schedule.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Trip at a Glance
Fly into Myrtle Beach International, pick up a rental car, and drive 20 minutes north to Barefoot Resort. Check into Barefoot Resort & Golf (Villas) or North Beach Resort & Villas, both inside the Barefoot development on the Intracoastal Waterway.
The centrepiece day: 36 holes across two courses with very different characters. Take an early tee time at Tidewater Golf Club.
Check out and drive 20 minutes south to MYR. For a later flight, the morning is open for breakfast at Barefoot Landing or a walk along the Cherry Grove Pier in North Myrtle Beach.
Trip Logistics
Plan the Practicalities
Barefoot Resort & Golf (Villas) puts you on-site for both Barefoot rounds and keeps the footprint compact. North Beach Resort & Villas, also inside the Barefoot development, offers larger units and a beachfront position for groups who want ocean access during downtime. A rental car is necessary for Tidewater and the evening activities, but no single drive on this trip exceeds 20 minutes. The format works best Thursday to Saturday or Friday to Sunday, using one vacation day or none. Three rounds in 48 hours sounds aggressive on paper. In practice, the tight geography and the variety between courses makes it feel like exactly the right amount.
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