Pebble Beach Golf Links
The Pacific sets the scene. The little seventh steals the show.
St Andrews, Amen Corner and Bay Hill echoes on one Mel Graham layout.

World Tour Golf Links opened in 1999 and does exactly what its name suggests: Mel Graham built 18 holes inspired by famous holes around the world. It sits on World Tour Boulevard in Myrtle Beach, a few miles inland from the oceanfront, and it is part of the Founders Group International family. Wide fairways and plenty of tee options make it an easy course to share with players of mixed ability.
Book online through the club’s Tee Time Central page or call the golf shop on 843-236-2000. The club advertises its best online rates but does not publish a rate card. Packages are built through a quick-quote form on the website and through MyrtleBeachGolfTrips.com, the Founders Group package arm. Range balls are complimentary before your round. The Bridge, a Toptracer range, is bookable separately through the Book Your Bay link or the same phone number, and the Bridge Club membership adds an hour of free bay time a day for locals and long-stay visitors.
The two nines are labelled Open and Championship. The Open nine starts with a 360-yard copy of the Old Course’s first, with a broad fairway and a small burn in front of the green, and ends with a 329-yard take on the 18th at St Andrews, complete with a stone bridge and a Valley of Sin before the green. The Championship nine includes an Amen Corner stretch after Augusta and finishes at a water-guarded green modelled on the 11th at Bay Hill, overlooked by the clubhouse veranda. Greens are Champion Bermuda. The club lists 6,515 yards from the black Tournament tees, then 6,214, 5,826 and 5,334 from the forward sets.
This is a course to play for fun, not for your handicap, and the camera comes out at the bridge on the Open ninth. The club runs summer shoot-outs, lessons and local memberships, so check the events page if you want a quieter tee sheet. Plaques on the tees name the original holes, and the clubhouse hallway has displays of famous holes and the history of the golf ball. The Player’s Grille serves breakfast and lunch, and the room can seat up to 70 for a buffet or 45 for a plated dinner, which helps for a group’s last-night meal. The Bridge’s Toptracer bays cost US$15 per 30 minutes plus US$5 for each extra golfer, up to four, with games such as closest-to-the-pin and virtual rounds.
Myrtle Beach International (MYR) is a short drive away. The course is at 2000 World Tour Boulevard, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, about 4 miles from central Myrtle Beach in a straight line, on the inland side of the city.
Nearby: 1. Myrtlewood Golf Club (4 km) · 2. Pine Lakes Country Club (6 km) · 3. The Wizard Golf Club (7 km) · 4. Man O’ War Golf Club (7 km) · 5. Myrtle Beach National (8 km) · 6. Legends Golf Resort (Heathland, Moorland and Parkland) (9 km)
Golfbreaks lists Kingston Resorts’ condos and villas, the Marina Inn at Grande Dunes, the Embassy Suites Oceanfront and the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort. The course is central enough that any oceanfront hotel between Myrtle Beach and the Kingston Plantation area works.
The Wizard and Man O’ War are close by off Leeshire Boulevard, and Pine Lakes and Grande Dunes are a short drive toward the coast. Players who enjoy the copies may want the real Dye work at Barefoot Resort. Off the course, Broadway at the Beach and the SkyWheel on the oceanfront boardwalk are a few miles east.
Open all year. The Toptracer range gives a fallback in poor weather. Spring and autumn are busiest; summer evening sessions on The Bridge avoid the midday heat.
Explore golf by monthThe club cites Augusta National’s Amen Corner, St Andrews and Pinehurst among its inspirations, plus Bay Hill’s 11th on the Championship ninth. A 2023 MyrtleBeachGolf.com article describes the Open nine’s first and ninth as copies of the Old Course’s first and 18th.
The club currently describes an 18-hole course, labelled in two nines, Open and Championship.
Yes. MyrtleBeachGolf.com rates it a fair test for mid-handicappers and notes several tee sets for higher handicaps, and the forward tees play 5,334 yards. Wide fairways keep the replica holes playable even when the originals are not.
Yes. Range balls are free before a round, and The Bridge offers Toptracer bays at US$15 per 30 minutes plus US$5 per extra golfer.
Last checked 11 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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