Barefoot Resort & Golf

Stayed across street. 5 min drive. Group of 20 Loved the courses

Played the Love Course Feb 1/24. First time to Myrtle Beach so not sure what course conditions "should" be like this time of year. Fairways were extremely wet and didn't have a lot of grass, rye grass doesn't seem to have come in full yet. Greens were fine. A few issues with GPS on cart conflicting with my GPS and as a first timer made club selection difficult as we started second guessing. My wife doesn't hit it very far so we had a lot of "What do I do here?" conversations because of forced carries and I could only answer "I don't know." I enjoyed the "waste bunkers with the shells", hadn't seen that before. Will enjoy it more the next time we play it. On the "con" side, we had a 10:22 tee time but didn't tee off until 10:45 and the round was just under 5 h. We did see the cart girl nume

Played Fazio. Great range and staff at all points. Course extremely nice, but amenities lacking somewhat. No half way food options, clubhouse lunch was very average TBH. Not sure I would rush back given these prices.

We rented an air BNB for work. Beautiful house, nice quiet location. Nothing really in walking distance, but anything you want within a few miles.

Barefoot Resort is by far the best place I have ever stayed at in N.Myrtle