The 18-hole “South Creek” course at the Myrtle Beach National Golf Course facility in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina features 6,416 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 71.0 and it has a slope rating of 128 on Bermuda grass.  Designed by Arnold Palmer/Francis J. Duane, ASGCA, the South Creek golf course opened in 1973. Brad Crumling manages the course as the Golf Professional. Southcreek poses a fantastic test of your golf course management and accuracy. Set amongst coastal wetland and hardwood forest it is regarded as the “finesse” course of the three layouts at the National.

Providing a remarkably different challenge to Kings North, this is another Arnold Palmer gem.

The course is short from the whites, but does require some degree of accuracy off the tee. All aspects of course conditioning are good, though the greens to be an odd type of grass but nice. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The greens at the Southcreek course are the smallest out of the three courses housed within Myrtle Beach National. The fairways here are generally flat but the few mounded areas are a true test of skill. Look out for the looming trees which may stand in your way.

Southcreek is simply the sweetest icing on a cake when it comes to golfing perfection.

Had a fun time playing South Creek…course in good shape..greens were smooth and rolled with good pace.

Lots of fun holes lots of par 4’s under 400 yards requiring accuracy not distance….warning – they run split tees…don’t think a morning time will help you beat the hackers…u wait on them at the turn.