Recent Golf Course and Clubhouse Renovation
In the summer of 2022, Grande Dunes Resort Course underwent a greens, bunkers and clubhouse renovation project that reinvigorated a layout already regarded as among the best in all of golf-rich South Carolina.
Led by architect John A. Harvey, who worked with Roger Rulwich on the design and construction of the course in 2001, the project ensured Grande Dunes would maintain its place near the top of the Myrtle Beach market for years to come.
Highlights of the four-month effort were:
- At the heart of the work was the installation of new TifEagle ultradwarf bermudagrass greens and the restoration of the course’s putting surfaces to their original size.
- Grande Dunes reclaimed nearly 40,000-square feet of putting surface, an increase of 33 percent.
- The bunkers at Grande Dunes also had their original shape and contours restored, significantly improving their visual appeal.
- Additionally, the installation of new Capillary Concrete bunker liners greatly enhanced the conditioning and playability of the course’s bunkers.
- Grande Dunes collectively expanded its fairways by eight acres, giving players few excuses to miss some of Myrtle Beach’s largest fairways.
- The improvements to the course were complemented by the overhaul of the Grande Dunes clubhouse and the opening of Terrazza 19, a new onsite restaurant that has drawn rave reviews from golfers and area residents in search of a quality meal.
Grande Dunes is better than ever following the renovation. We look forward to seeing you on the first tee.
Book Tee Time
Gallery
Myrtle Beach Golf News
Follow the latest news from Grande Dunes and across the Myrtle Beach golf community, including written stories, golf tips, videos and podcasts.
-
3,000 Golfers, One Champion: Grande Dunes Hosts the World Am Finale
The Myrtle Beach World Amateur Handicap Championship has sold out, and all 3,000 players, hailing fr
-
The Hardest Golf Courses in Myrtle Beach, According to the USGA's Course Rating System
Every golfer has an opinion about the toughest course in Myrtle Beach. Ask around and you'll likely
-
Myrtle Beach Lands 11 Courses on Golfweek’s Top 20 South Carolina List
Golfweek has released its annual list of the best public-access courses, a ranking of the best cours
-
21 Courses, Endless Possibilities: The All-Inclusive Advantage
Every fall, players flock to Myrtle Beach in search of great golf, memorable experiences, and maximu
-
Not Too Easy, Not Too Hard: 5 Myrtle Beach Courses Mid-Handicappers Will Love
Golfers often talk about courses that are best suited for elite players and which layouts are most f
-
Women's Golf Month: 5 Myrtle Beach Courses Women Love
For decades, golf trips were often viewed as the domain of men's groups, but that's no longer realit
-
Top 5 Highest-Rated Myrtle Beach Golf Courses According to Google Reviews
Myrtle Beach has no shortage of great golf courses, but which layouts are golfers ra
-
The Race for Fall 2026 Tee Times Has Begun in Myrtle Beach
Demand for fall golf in Myrtle Beach is already running well ahead of last year — and prime dates
-
Skip the Experts — Golfers Say Myrtle Beach Is Best
Golf course rankings are nothing new, but GolfPass takes a different approach — it lets everyday g
-
Finding the Right Rhythm: The Perfect Four-Round Myrtle Beach Golf Lineup
When packaging rounds together for a golf trip to Myrtle Beach, the amount of time you spend researc





























