Southcreek at Myrtle Beach National is the shortest of the three courses available to the general public. However, the lack of distance doesn’t make this course easy. With waste bunkers, long rough, and numerous water hazards tucked just out of sight, this course requires careful shot planning if you want to make it back to the clubhouse around par. The signature hole is the par 5 10th that doglegs right around a massive lake. While the water isn’t your primary fear on this hole, it’s certainly a reminder to keep the ball down the middle or just in the rough to the left. Anything to the right would lead to a disastrous outcome or an incredibly difficult second shot.