Thistle Golf Club

With three nine-hole courses to choose from, Thistle Golf Club is built upon old Scottish golf principles. The course has a European links feel to it with ocean crosswinds often becoming a factor during Myrtle Beach’s golf season. Also, the course plays shorter than most, putting more of a strain on each player’s short game rather than booming it off the tee box. Each nine provides its own little quirks even though they each bridge together extremely well. “Cameron” is a relatively flat nine holes but sloping fairways and well placed water hazards force players to think their way around this course. “McKay” offers players a short trip to the old St. Andrews course in England. With tons of tall grass, massive sandy areas, and numerous natural hazards; this course will challenge every club in the bag. Lastly, the “Stewart” course is a bit more traditional with tight fairways and numerous water hazards. Whether you play all 27 holes or just nine, Thistle Country Club is a great way to through some variety into your Myrtle Beach golf trip.

Amenities
• Bar
• Chipping Area
• Driving Range
• Practice Bunker
• Putting Green
• Restaurant
• Showers
• Snack Shop
• Teaching Pro
• Water Hazards
Par: 72
Slope: 136
Yardage: 6997
USGA: 74.90