Sea Trail - Dan Maples Course
Twisted
ancient oaks, tall Carolina pines and TifDwarf greens define each hole of the
Dan Maples Course at Sea Trail. Possessing a traditional Southern feel, gorgeous
views of a coastal nature preserve intensify an already stunning layout of five
holes running alongside the Calabash Creek. Still regarded as one of Maple’s
finest, this accuracy-demanding course is a challenge to golfers of all skill
levels.
Rated 4
STARS
by Golf Digest- 2004
Golfweek
Best Resort Course of Distinction- 2004/2005
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50 Best Courses in Myrtle Beach- 2005
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Top 100 Courses in North Carolina- 2006
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Sea Trail - Rees Jones Course
Course
architect Rees Jones has been accredited with four of the last five renovations
to the U.S. Open courses.The Rees Jones Course at Sea Trail, a 2006 U.S. Open
Qualifier Course, recently underwent its own renovations, making it even more of
a perennial favorite of both visitors and locals. The 1999 designer-approved
renovations brought a more naturalized look with native grasses and wildflower
plantings.This straightforward Rees Jones look is pleasing to the eye with
generous mounded fairways, bordered by scenic lakes and water hazards on 11
holes, old oaks and tow¬ering pine trees.
U.S.
open Qualifier Course- 2006
Rated 4
STARS
by Golf Digest- 2004
Golfweek
Best Resort Course of Distinction- 2004/2005
Golfweek
Best Course You Can Play- 2005
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50 Best Courses in Myrtle Beach- 2005
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Sea Trail - Willard Byrd Course
Following his
imaginative style of design, the Willard Byrd Course at Sea Trail is built
around seven man-made lakes ranging from 14 to 20 acres where each hole is most
memorable for beauty and exacting play. The waste areas, along with mounding and
pot bunkers, require that every hole be approached both differently and
strategically in order to reach Byrd’s undulating greens. A picturesque 18th
hole, flawlessly placed between two ponds, finishes the course at the Jones/Byrd
Clubhouse.
Rated 4
STARS
by Golf Digest- 2004
Golfweek
Best Resort Course of Distinction- 2004/2005
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Digest
50 Best Courses in Myrtle Beach- 2005
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