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Sandpiper Bay is Myrtle Beach Golf Course of the Year
Brunswick Isles Golf Trail Member, Sandpiper Bay, is the Myrtle Beach area 2010 Course of the Year. It was chosen by the Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course Owners Association during their July meeting.
read more »Bald Head Island Club – New and Improved
The Bald Head Island Club did something different by taking advantage of the poor economy to revitalize its 18 hole, 35 year old golf course. Golf Course Architect Tim Cate was hired to move the course closer to the original George Cobb design . . . have the course better mesh with the island’s natural environment, simplify routine maintenance, and make operational improvements.
read more »You've discovered the Brunswick Isles Golf Trail
Imagine a golf trail that stretches out along the coast of the Carolinas, offering some of the South’s most award-winning golf courses. The Carolinas’ newest golf trail straddles the border of North and South Carolina with 450 holes of pure fun. If you’re looking to be challenged by the best, this is where you’ll find them.
Over the years, award after award has been heaped upon the Trail’s courses, from “Best New Course in America” to four-star ratings in “Places To Play.” Three of Golf Magazine’s “Top 20 Courses In South Carolina” are part of the new Trail, as are five of Golf Magazine’s “Top 20 Courses In North Carolina.” And, Golf Digest’s list of “America’s Top 100 Greatest Public Courses” includes three of the Trail’s courses. The readers of Golf World chose 14 of the Trail's courses as "Best in the Nation."
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Sandpiper Bay Golf & Country Club
Noted Golf Course architect Dan Maples, designed Sandpiper to challenge every level of player. The regular tees are located to afford the average player an enjoyable round of golf with scoring opportunities. Yet, from the championship tees, Sandpiper Bay challenges even the best of the low handicappers. More than 40 acres of lakes meander through this beautiful golf course, providing sanctuary for the native wildlife plus an abundance of irrigation water even in the driest weather.