Beautiful layout very channeling layout. I played here many…read moretimes and we were always treated with respect. The layout is very channeling. The course is always in A1 conditions. Enjoy it go play.

On vacation here for a week. Played 3/4/2024 as a single. 10:20 tee time, was paired with a…read morethreesome. Course was packed, I got one of the last tee times. I thought the course was in good shape for this early. Carts have GPS and track pace of play, 4:20 was a little slow but we only waited at the par 3's. For $65 I got my money's worth and my first round of the year.

As a new member, I will beg to differ with the two poor reviews. The course is in excellent shape,…read morechallenging yet fair. As for the staff, I have not been treated bad by anyone, from the cart guys and starter, to the wait staff, to the function coordinators. Just attended a new member appreciation reception and was over whelmed. Went with our sponsors and had so many wonderful apps. we skipped going to dinner. Everything was gratis and the excellent musician played all different types of music and even got us dancing. Many of the staff are now wonderful friends to look forward to seeing. Maybe the difference is how you treat someone is how you are treated.

Absolutely stunning course. We played on a Monday and teed off at 805. Front 8 were spectacular as…read morewere bacon and eggs biscuits. Thing went down hill on 9 as we had green crew on every hole. Lawnmowers were loud, distracting, swirled up dirt and insects and they did not stop when we were hitting. We payed 125 each which would have been very reasonable without the green crew out in full force..

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.

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.

Want to preface this review by mentioning that I am a stellar golfer who fired off an 81…read more I searched amazing golf courses in the area and this was cited as a top 100 course - there is CLEARLY another Myrtle Beach national. This is a subpar municipal AT BEST! The west course was heavily waterlogged, fairways were uncut the bunkers had no sand and the animals were feral. Giant black squirrels kept running around the tee box during my shot (I still hit the fairway). Last piece I want to mention is the price. I was led to believe that I could play the course for $5 (YOUTH ON THE COURSE) but they did not honor that and we wanted to add a cart fee to which they said they don't do here. Not sure where my $75 went but was hopefully donated to a better cause than this sorry establishment.

Foursome enjoyed a Sunday round. We had a 10:44 tee and finished just before 3. The course was in…read moredecent condition considering it was February. The layout is challenging with water bordering the fairways or crossing. Definitely would play more strategic if played a 2nd time. Fully stocked pro shop. Grill has hamburgers and French fries and ready made sandwiches. Staff was friendly. Would replay.

Awesome place staff is extremely helpful and nice had 6 guys play on one simulator for 3 hours and…read moreit was a lot of fun. Highly recommend

I live here so I can play just about any course, our group plays all over. I played Colonial…read moreCharter and I would say it was just OK, worth what we payed to play it. So what I'm saying to visitors is GO PLAY IT.

Things are looking up here... This place was previously called Palmetto Green's... I've golfed it…read morefor the past 3 years... Lots of work being done on the greens and the fairways... A beautiful place if you love the low country... Prices are fair & much better than the surrounding courses... Since they have several major projects going on now, they haven't gotten to the little things... They need signs at every tee box & more garbage cans... I would recommend the gold tee's for beginners & white tee's for better golfers... Take your own cooler. As there are no beverage carts... This is one of my favorite courses in North Myrtle... Enjoy... Golf!!!

Really like this course, me & Ron played in early May & the weather was great!…read more The Staff is outstanding & the check-in was a breeze. Greens were slick & fast. Tee boxes were in excellent condition & the fairways wide open & forgiving for the most part. It runs along the Intercoastal Waterway near Cherry Grove so you get some nice views. I highly recommend the course as it will challenge your game but you won't get in too much trouble. The have the GPS on the carts so you get a visual fly-over on every hole.

One word - Diabolical! This course is definitely not for high handicapper's or duffers that don't…read morehave a-lot of balls in their bags. I started on the tenth hole and the rough was cut so low in front of the green that if you come up short your ball rolls into the water. On number 13 if you hit the right side of the fairway the ball rolls into the marsh... and on the green their is no rough to stop the ball from rolling into the bunker... on 18 the pin was 3 yards from the right side of the green which is a retaining wall that separates the green from the marsh. I played on July 25th and was paired with a very nice father and son from Ohio. The son just graduated HS and wasn't a very good golfer , neither was the father. They quit after 9 holes , they stated they had never played a course like this and they are used to wide open, flat courses in Ohio. Tidewater was way more then they could handle and I estimate they lost a combined 40 balls in nine holes. I dunked a few on the back nine but got it figured out on the front nine. Being a northerner the Bermuda grass always takes me a few holes to get accustomed. The houses are close on sone holes , the Ohio boys tagged a few! I definitely recommend Tidewater if you are a 12 or less handicap, if your higher bring a lot of balls!