West Course

at Myrtle Beach National

The most forgiving and playable of the three Arnold Palmer layouts at Myrtle Beach National, the West Course offers wide fairways and large greens which make for a very enjoyable experience.

Carved through Carolina pine trees and similar to the King’s North Course in that there are no houses in sight, golfers definitely get that sense of nature when playing the West Course.

At just over 6800 yards off the tips and with multiple tee box options, it is a great but fair test for all levels of golfer. Watch out for the fast greens that tend to slope from back to front.

Signature Holes

The West Course finishes with a par-3 that measures 221 yards off the tips and has water running all down the left side. A great climax to a very fun round of golf.