



Like the name says, this is a traditional-style layout in the land of plantation-style courses. It features wide fairways, lots of sand, water in play on ten holes, seven holes in the marshes, large, undulating greens, and two island greens one of them is a par 4. While this is a development course, and housing comes into play, with its friendly staff it is still one of the better courses on the South end. Recently, the Myrtle Beach National Company took over the management, and things here began to run even smoother than before.