What do you look for when seeking out a world-class golf resort? Award-winning golf, great service, on-site entertainment and dining? Well if these things are important to you, Barefoot Resort and Golf is worth a second look. Designed by four of the world’s preeminent designers, 72 holes await you in North Myrtle Beach. Pete Dye, Greg Norman, Tom Fazio and Davis Love, III have all left an indelible impression on what many consider to be the world’s No. 1 golf destination. There are few other facilities anywhere that can boast what Barefoot has to offer. (more…)
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Golfing with the Greats at Barefoot Resort
Wednesday, February 18th, 2009The leader in Myrtle Beach golf vacations
Friday, February 13th, 2009Condolux Golf is Myrtle Beach’s expert resource for value and service in Myrtle Beach Golf Vacations.
The Condolux team team has long been established in Myrtle Beach offering premium golf courses and world class condos at affordable prices (more…)
Hotels in Myrtle Beach post low golf numbers
Wednesday, January 21st, 2009
Myrtle Beach Hotels saw numbers dip across the board for golf related business in the first quarter of 2008. The months of January, February, and March revealed a significant change in the way the golf business in Myrtle Beach, SC has evolved.
While overall numbers were down, Myrtle Beach Hotels that were leveraged on the internet and targeted for key golf terms, like Myrtle Beach Golf, on the search engines actually saw increases in rounds. At this same time, independent Myrtle Beach Hotels who have not leveraged their website properties, experienced round decreases that neared the point of little or no business. (more…)
Bay Tree golf course closes
Friday, February 2nd, 2007
With the closing of the north end golf course in Myrtle Beach, Bay Tree Plantation in 2006, many area golf professionals and other workers found themselves displaced. As many looked for work in with Myrtle Beach Hotels and other area golf courses.
Tracy Conner, General Manager of Bay Tree, was noble enough to stay with the Myrtle Beach Hotel related golf course until the business closed its doors.
Not only did Tracy stay on the job until the last day, but he also found every employee in the company another job with other Myrtle Beach hotels or area golf courses. (more…)
