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Oceanfront hotels and resorts

Sixty miles of beach and a tower every few hundred yards of it. Most of these are condo resorts rather than hotels, so a two bedroom unit comes with a kitchen and a washer as well as the balcony, and the pools and lazy rivers are downstairs.

Who it suits

When this is the right kind.

Mixed groups

When half the party is playing and half is not, the beach, the pool deck and the boardwalk keep the non golfers busy until the round is in.

Couples trips

A one bedroom with a balcony over the water is the version of a golf trip that gets approved at home.

Short stays

Two nights and three rounds works well from Ocean Boulevard, where the central courses are a short drive and dinner is on foot.

The properties

Oceanfront resorts we put golf groups in.

Availability and the price for your dates come from the engine, with the golf included. These are the buildings we actually put groups in, and what each one is like.

The pool deck and towers of the Caravelle Resort in Myrtle Beach

Caravelle Resort

Myrtle Beach, 6900 North Ocean Boulevard

One to three bedrooms, sleeps up to six

A bright orange and yellow tower of some six hundred units right on Ocean Boulevard. A garage for your vehicle is across the street and a breakfast buffet is steps away, which is why it is the one we send most groups to first.

The south tower of Atlantica Resort with its pool deck facing the ocean

Atlantica Resort

Myrtle Beach, 1700 North Ocean Boulevard

One and two bedroom condos in two fourteen storey towers

Every unit has a private oceanfront balcony and a fully equipped kitchen. The north tower has a large outdoor pool and sun deck, the south tower a lazy river, indoor and outdoor hot tubs and a climate controlled indoor pool. The boardwalk and SkyWheel are a walk away.

Compass Cove resort towers and pools beside the beach in Myrtle Beach

Compass Cove

Myrtle Beach, 2311 South Ocean Boulevard

One to three bedrooms, sleeps up to eight

Over five hundred condominiums and the biggest water setup on the beach: six indoor and outdoor pools, three lazy rivers and seven hot tubs. A family favourite for generations, and big enough to absorb a sixteen golfer group without anyone noticing.

Kingston Plantation resort seen across its grounds towards the ocean

Kingston Plantation

Myrtle Beach, Arcadian section

Two to four bedrooms, sleeps up to ten

A gated oceanfront resort on winding paths through live oaks and Spanish moss, with lake views on one side and the beach on the other. The larger units make it one of the few oceanfront addresses that takes a full foursome in separate bedrooms.

The oceanfront towers of Ocean Creek Resort in North Myrtle Beach

Ocean Creek Resort

North Myrtle Beach, 10600 North Kings Highway

Studios to three bedrooms, sleeps up to eight

Fifty seven acres of oceanfront in North Myrtle Beach, with towers on the beach and villas set back in a quieter setting. There is a putting green on site, plus tennis and beach volleyball, and the north strand courses at Barefoot are a few minutes inland.

Golf Barefoot Resort is ten minutes away

Renaissance Tower rising above the beach at Myrtle Beach Resort

Renaissance Tower

Myrtle Beach, south end, inside Myrtle Beach Resort

Studios to three bedrooms

An oceanfront condo tower inside the Myrtle Beach Resort, with direct beach access, indoor and outdoor pools, a lazy river, hot tubs, tennis courts and on site dining. The south end location puts the Pawleys Island courses within easy reach.

Carolina Winds Resort from the beach at the north end of Myrtle Beach

Carolina Winds

Myrtle Beach, 206 76th Avenue North

Two bedroom, two bath condos

A family friendly resort at the quieter north end of Ocean Boulevard, right on the beach. Sunrise from a private balcony, and the Dunes Club and Grande Dunes a short drive away.

Ocean Blue Resort tower beside the beach in Myrtle Beach

Ocean Blue Resort

Myrtle Beach, South Ocean Boulevard

Four and five bedroom oceanfront condos

A luxury high rise built around big units: four and five bedrooms with gourmet kitchens, in unit laundry, private balconies and jacuzzi tubs. Indoor and outdoor pools, a lazy river and secure parking. The oceanfront answer for a group that wants one door.

The Breakers Resort towers seen from the beach

The Breakers Resort

Myrtle Beach, central Ocean Boulevard

Suites and one to three bedroom condos across several towers

A seventy year Myrtle Beach tradition with suites and condos in the Dunes, Palms and Paradise towers, wide balconies over the beach, and a bar on site for after the round.

A balcony at North Beach Resort looking down the beach and the swash

North Beach Resort and Villas

North Myrtle Beach

Oceanfront condo residences in the towers

The upscale end of the north strand, on a seven and a half acre island between the ocean and Whitepoint Swash. A two and a half acre water complex with pools, spas, a lazy river and a swim up bar, and five star amenities on the property.

Grande Cayman Resort and its pool deck on the oceanfront

Grande Cayman Resort

Myrtle Beach, north Ocean Boulevard

Rooms and suites

Formerly Long Bay Resort. Indoor and outdoor pools, hot tubs, a water park with a slide, and a two hundred and fifty foot enclosed lazy river that runs all year, which matters for a February golf trip.

Ocean Reef Resort with its pools between the tower and the beach

Ocean Reef Resort

Myrtle Beach, north Ocean Boulevard

Rooms and suites

A proper oceanfront resort hotel with a full set of amenities and a pool deck built for sitting on. A good fit when the group wants hotel style service rather than a condo to look after.

Photographs courtesy of Beach Vacations and Myrtle Beach Golf.

Worth knowing

What to expect once you are in.

  • Nearly every unit has a private balcony facing the water, and most have a full kitchen and a washer and dryer.
  • Resort pools vary from one outdoor deck to a dozen features with indoor pools, hot tubs and a lazy river. The property notes below say which.
  • Parking is usually a garage or a lot with a set number of passes per unit, so say how many cars the group is bringing.
  • Check in at the larger resorts is generally mid afternoon. Ask us about an early arrival if your first tee time is the day you land.

Book it

Give us the dates and the group.

We will match the beds to the golfers and the address to the courses, and price the whole trip as one number.