Pine Lakes International Golf Course in Myrtle Beach South Carolina

Robert White was the arhitect for Pine Lakes International Golf Course which was opened to public in 1926. The course features 6609 yards from the Championship tees with a rating of 71.5 and a par of 71. Pine Lakes International Golf Course has an estimated number of 36,000 (estimated) rounds played annually and it is a 18-hole (Semi-Private) course.

Pine Lakes International Golf Course Info

Year buildt		1926
Designer		Robert White
Classification		Semi-Private
Guest policy		Open
Dress code		No denim, collared shirt and bermuda shorts required
Metal spikes		Not Allowed
Fivesomes		Not Allowed
Season		Open all year Tee Times
Tee times		Accepted
Earliest tee time		7:00 AM
Tee times accepted online		N/A
Pro shop hours		6:00 AM / N/A
Greens		Bermuda Grass
Fairways		Bermuda Grass
Number of sand bunkers		41-50
Water hazards		Yes
Rounds played annually		36,000 (estimated)
Greens aerated		Varies
Overseeding schedule		October/Open
Golf carts		Electric carts included in green fees
Golf courses rental fees
Pull cart rentals		Pull carts not available
Rental clubs available		Yes
Walking the course		Not Allowed
Caddies available		No
Driving range		Yes, Hitting balls from grass
Additional training facilities		Putting Green, Chipping Area and Teaching Pro
Pro on site		Yes
Facility management		Internal
Management company
Ownership type		Independent/Partnership
Homes on the course		No
Members must own property		No
Real estate information
Credit cards accepted		Visa Master Card American Express
Discount packages		None
Senior discount		None
Restaurant/Food availability		Snack bar only
Bar		Full service bar located on premises
Real estate

Address :

5603 Woodside Ave Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 United States (Horry County) Phone: (843)449-6459 Fax: (843)449-2767

Pine Lakes International Golf Course Description

This is the oldest course in Myrtle Beach. The first president of the PGA, Robert White, designed this course. Mr. White's Scottish heritage is present throughout the course's design. "Sports Illustrated" was founded here in the 1950's. Hole #7, a 175-yard, par 3, was rated by "Golf Digest" as one of the America's most beautiful holes. This club was the site of the 1988 National Golf Writers Tournament and the site of the 1992 Du Pont World Amateur Handicap Championship finals. The toll free phone number is (800) 446-6817. Hole #10 has a plaque dedicating the hole to the late Gene Sarazen, "for his outstanding contribution to the game of golf and gracious support in behalf of Tara Hall, home for boys." Mr. Sarazen scored a 78 on this course at the age of 78.

Tees

Tees	Yardage	Rating Men's	Rating Ladies'	Slope Men's	Slope Ladies'	Par
Championship	6609	71.5	N/A	125	N/A	71
Regular	6176	69.7	N/A	118	N/A	71
Ladies'	5376	71.6	N/A	122	N/A	71

Scorecard

Front Nine

Hole	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Out
Championship	563	432	428	406	185	378	159	367	493	1000
Championship	563	432	428	406	185	378	159	367	493	1000
Ladies'	476	355	363	308	142	294	108	313	423	1000
Regular	539	411	405	382	153	355	134	349	463	1000
Men's Hcp	9	3	1	7	15	11	13	5	17	1000
+ / –
Men's Par	5	4	4	4	3	4	3	4	5	1000
Ladies' Par	5	4	4	4	3	4	3	4	5	1000
+ / –
Men's Hcp	5	3	1	9	15	13	17	11	7	1000

Back Nine

Hole	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	Out
Ladies'	476	355	363	308	142	294	108	313	423	1000
Regular	539	411	405	382	153	355	134	349	463	1000
Men's Hcp	9	3	1	7	15	11	13	5	17	1000
+ / –
Men's Par	5	4	4	4	3	4	3	4	5	1000
Ladies' Par	5	4	4	4	3	4	3	4	5	1000
+ / –
Men's Hcp	5	3	1	9	15	13	17	11	7	1000

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