If you're planning five days of golf in Myrtle Beach in Spring 2000, it may seem hard to choose from the apparent cornucopia of golfing delights. Assuming that price is no object, here's some unsolicited advice from someone who's checked them all out. Myrtle Beach courses are spread out over a 60-mile stretch of Atlantic coastline. Book into Legends Resorts on Highway 501. Not only will this central location position you within 30 to 45 minutes of even the farthest new Strand courses, the atmosphere there will put you in a golfing mood.
Accommodations are in a Scottish village.
In the early morning when you look out your window and see the Scottish castle clubhouse enshrouded in the fog that's dancing across the three golf courses, it will give you a thrill that will stay with you all day. On the first day, tune up your game at Legends incredible practice facility, which was named one of the Top 100 in America by the Golf Range and Recreation Association. If you can't resist this atmosphere, book a tee time on the Heathland, Moorland or Parkland course. For dinner, take a drive into downtown Myrtle Beach and treat yourself to some real South Carolina seafood at the Sea Captain's House. Next morning, drive 45 minutes north to River's Edge and experience Arnold Palmer at his finest.