I can only review the golf range and their service as well as the miniature golf and ice cream…read moreshop. I've been there many times with family, friends and have never been disappointed. Thank you very much.

They should pay you to play this course. The greens are horrible and need completely replanted. I…read morelike the short course concept but need to find a better venue

Jungle Safari was easily one of the best courses we've ever played. It was well marked with…read morevarious holes, and greens were like new. Very colorful place with Jungle animals surrounding the park. We played this course twice!

A fun course to play with fun banked shots. A good way to practice not playing on a flat course. 18…read moreholes. Nearly empty when we went, but loads of fun. Be prepared to walk steep trails made of uneven rock. Not Ada friendly! But there are pleanty of benches and ropes to help you climb. We really enjoyed it ( 3 of us about 70. )

Great course! Great staffs! Cleaned facility! Great condition fair ways and greens. Beautiful…read moreoverall!

Be aware that they may screw you on rental clubs. I booked a round for a bachelor party two months…read morebefore, and confirmed with the employee handling the booking that they would have enough rental clubs for our group. The morning of the golf round, I again called to confirm that there would be enough rentals. When we got there, they then informed us that they had given out all their rentals to other groups already. They were able to scrounge 2 rental sets together. Could've ended in a disaster, but luckily enough members of our party had brought their own clubs. The main issue seems to be a communications issue between the booking company and the actual myrtlewood clubhouse. Renter beware !

This is a decent course but I think it's oversold for what it really is…read more The only holes that I really recognized were #17 @ TPC Sawgrass & #13 @ Augusta National. It's kinda funky that #1 & #9 share the same fairway going in opposite directions. The grille is really nice with a good menu & food.

Course was in great shape. Starter and all workers at the course were great. Nice place to have a…read moredrink at the bar after your round. The bartender Sophia was the best. Very friendly and joking around with us. Highly recommend this course.

Great place to spend golfing and a nice place to have a beverage afterwards on their patio! Course…read moreconditions were fantastic, the greens were as fast as a pool table ... outstanding!! Very challenging holes throughout the 18 holes, Would definitely come back and play it again.

Golf course needs a lot of love. Great layout but bad conditions. The cart paths are terrible,…read morethere are a lot of weeds not treated, and the greens used to be great, but now below average. Would play Willbrook or Heritage instead. I hope it gets better.

I love the grill at the True Blue club house. It's my secret special lunch while in Pawleys island…read more The food is GREAT, they always have soup my favorite...service is dazzling...views from the back sunroom are so idyllic. Thanks True Blue!

Lots of bunkers, lots of waste area, lots of water, numerous blind shots...but a fun course, five…read morePar 5's & five Par 3's, a couple of very short par 4's. A Mike Stranz aware winning course on the site of a former Indigo plantation, thus the name True BLUE! The day I played in mid-June it was 91 & 71% humidity. Stay hydrated people, heat exhaustion will get you out here! You get a VERY small bucket of range balls included with your green fee. The NATURAL areas are massive, lots of sand, saw grass and undergrowth. Rather than build cart path along fairways, many holes are connected by the Natural areas of sand very similar to Tobacco Road. I really like the Shank Shack between holes 9 & 10 where you can get food & beverage and not come back to the Club House. The carts are equipped with GPS and they will BEEP at you when you go rogue off the fairway or near the greens. Stranz won 'Golf Architect of the Year' in 1998 with this design along with the adjacent Caledonia Golf & Fish Club.

We played Litchfield on the 2nd day of a 3 day tournament, and overall it was a decent experience,…read morethough definitely there was lots of room for improvement around the course. The layout features a lot of doglegs and water, and a lot of it is sneaky. You'll hit a fine shot, only to drive up and realize there is water in a spot you didn't foresee, and suddenly you've lost yet another golf ball. This isn't a course for those who like to grip it and rip it, the fairways are tight and with all the dogleg holes you'll be playing a lot of irons, hybrids, and fairway woods off the tee. Playing conditions for us in early June served up tended fairways and rough, OK tee boxes, but the greens were in dire condition on several holes. Having to putt over bare spots did not suit the tournament environment well. Also, most of the bunkers were more like waste areas than actual sand traps, resulting in some frustration. The staff were great, and elevated this experience from a 3 to a 4 for me. Rangers did not bother us, the beverage cart came around several times, and the grille staff at the turn were awesome as well as speedy. We paid a group rate, but looking at their 18 hole cost for this time of year in Myrtle seems pretty fair. The term "country club" here is pretty loose, if I had paid that rate and had this experience, it would still be a 4, 3 for course conditions, 5 for the staff.

A great afternoon of lunch, range and 9-holes of golf. Great hospitality by the entire staff!read more

Great driving range. Good mats to hit from. Friendly personnel. Easy to hit to targets that are…read morewell marked with distances. There is a chipping and sand trap area as well.

Great day at the driving range with kids. Beautiful grounds. & friendly service. Great!read more