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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina · United States

TPC Myrtle Beach

Tom Fazio’s public tournament course in the marsh country south of Myrtle Beach.

View on the atlas
Sport-fishing boats moored at a marina in Murrells Inlet
Destination photograph: the marina at Murrells Inlet; not a view of the course.
The setting
Parkland
The experience
Championship daily-fee course
Architect
Tom Fazio, with Lanny Wadkins, 1999
Par & length
Par 72 · 6,950
Arrival airport to consider
Myrtle Beach (MYR)
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WHY GO

A tour-grade test that anyone can book.

TPC Myrtle Beach opened in 1999 at Murrells Inlet, on the southern Grand Strand, after the PGA Tour decided it wanted a branded course in Myrtle Beach; the state governor marked it as the area’s 100th layout. Tom Fazio designed it with Lanny Wadkins, and Tom Watson won the Senior Tour Championship here in 2000. Unlike many TPC courses, it is open to the public, takes bookings online and lets children play free with a paying adult. It is a demanding, tournament-ready layout, and it now hosts qualifying for the PGA Tour’s Myrtle Beach Classic.

TPC Myrtle Beach green fees and tee times.

Book directly online through the TPC Myrtle Beach website or by calling the golf shop on 843-357-3399. You do not need to be a member or a resort guest. The course uses dynamic pricing, so the green fee depends on the date and time you choose and is shown when you search. The course website also sells multi-course packages that combine TPC with other Grand Strand courses and lodging. Children aged 16 and under play free when accompanied by a paying adult.

The round, in perspective.

The course plays from 5,118 to 6,950 yards, par 72. Fazio’s associate Tom Marzolf has described the site as undeveloped land with varied contours, and the holes were placed where the ground moved most. The greens are MiniVerde ultradwarf Bermuda, Fazio’s firm rebuilt the bunkers in 2018, and Golf Digest gave the course five stars in 2008. The 5th is a downhill par three over water to a multi-level green. The 16th, 390 yards from the back, has a green perched above three deep bunkers, and the 17th is a par three to a peninsula green, a nod to Sawgrass. The 18th is a risk-and-reward par five ringed by spectator mounding. Watson won here in October 2000 at 18 under par, beating John Jacobs by one shot. In 2019 the course hosted an NCAA Division I Regional, where Collin Morikawa finished 14th a year before winning the PGA Championship.

Know before you go.

Juniors
Kids 16 and under free with a paying adult
Pricing
Dynamic; shown when you book
Booking
Online or 843-357-3399
Range
Grass range open to the public

Make the trip work.

At 6,950 yards from the tips this is not long by tour standards, but Lanny Wadkins wanted holes such as the 16th to make even a short-iron approach feel dangerous, so choose a tee box that matches your game; the shortest set plays 5,118 yards. The range is open to the public, and the Dustin Johnson Golf School is based at the far end. Have breakfast or lunch at the TPC Grille, which looks onto the 18th green, or a drink in the Champions Pub, opened in 2015.

Myrtle Beach International (MYR) is about 15 miles north, around 25 minutes by car via US 17 Bypass. Charleston (CHS) is roughly 95 miles south. The course entrance is on TPC Boulevard, just west of US 17 near Murrells Inlet, so you will need a car or a pre-arranged golf transfer.

Where it is.

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Nearby: 1. Caledonia Golf & Fish Club (16 km) · 2. True Blue Golf Club (17 km) · 3. Pine Lakes Country Club (27 km) · 4. Grande Dunes Resort Club (31 km) · 5. The Dunes Golf & Beach Club (32 km) · 6. Barefoot Resort & Golf (38 km) · Compare all Myrtle Beach tee times

Somewhere to settle in.

Murrells Inlet, Garden City Beach and Surfside Beach have condominiums and beach houses within ten minutes of the course. Myrtle Beach’s oceanfront hotels are 20 to 30 minutes north if you want a bigger choice and nightlife. Pawleys Island, 15 minutes south, suits a quieter trip combining TPC with Caledonia and True Blue.

Make a trip of it.

Caledonia and True Blue, both by Mike Strantz, are about 15 minutes south at Pawleys Island. The Founders Club and Pawleys Plantation are close by too. The Dunes Golf & Beach Club and Pine Lakes are about 40 minutes north. Off the course, walk the Murrells Inlet MarshWalk, a boardwalk lined with seafood restaurants, or visit Brookgreen Gardens and Huntington Beach State Park on US 17.

Find your season.

March to May and October to November are peak golf months with the highest dynamic prices. Summer is hot and humid but cheaper, and family-friendly with the kids-play-free offer. The course hosted the Monday qualifier for the Myrtle Beach Classic in 2025 and 2026, and the Dustin Johnson World Junior Championship has been held here every year since 2015.

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Questions golfers ask.

Can the public play TPC Myrtle Beach?

Yes. It is open to the public, and you can book online or by phone without membership or a hotel stay. The practice range is open to the public too.

How much does TPC Myrtle Beach cost?

The course uses dynamic pricing and does not publish a fixed rate card. Your price appears when you search a date and time. Children aged 16 and under play free with a paying adult, which makes family rounds unusually good value.

Has TPC Myrtle Beach hosted a professional tournament?

Yes. Tom Watson won the Senior Tour Championship here in October 2000. Since then it has hosted an NCAA Division I Regional in 2019 and qualifying events for the PGA Tour’s Myrtle Beach Classic, and the NCAA Regional returns in 2027.

Sources & planning notes

TPC Myrtle Beach: about the course ↗TPC Myrtle Beach: home and tee times ↗TPC Myrtle Beach: from Watson to Morikawa, a quarter-century of tournament golf ↗TPC Myrtle Beach: the making of the course, an architect’s perspective ↗

Last checked 10 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.

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