Intracoastal waterway at Glen Dornoch Golf Course provides a great backdrop for one of Myrtle Beach's master golf designs by Clyde Johnston. The course is a tribute to Donald Ross taking advantage of the 270 acres of land creating a unique flow of natural terrain that makes up a fantastic course design.  Beautiful river and marsh views along with live oaks produce spectacular sights around the course, but golfers will be careful to navigate with accuracy needed to make it around Glen Dornoch successfully.  Tee shots are extremely important while distance is always critical to score well.  The finishing holes are known to be some of the toughest in Myrtle Beach and make for a great Myrtle Beach golf vacations.

• Golf Magazine-one of the Top 20 Courses In South Carolina” (2010)
• Golf World-among the top 30 of South Carolina’s more than 300 golf courses (2009, 2010)
• Golf Magazine-one of the Top 20 Courses In South Carolina” (2008)
• Zagat’s “America’s Top Golf Courses”-one of the “Top 10 Courses In South Carolina” (2008)
• GolfStyles-one of the “100 Must-Play Courses Of The Carolinas” (2006)
• Golf Digest-one of the “Top 50 Courses Of Myrtle Beach” (2005)
• Golf Digest “Places To Play”-rated 4 1/2 stars (2005)
• Golf Digest-one of the country’s “Top 50 Courses For Women” (1999)
• Golf Digest-one of the “Top 25 Golf Courses in South Carolina” (1998)
• Golf Digest-one of the “Top 10 Courses In Myrtle Beach” (1997)
• Golf Digest-on list of nominations for “Best New Public Course In America” (1996)