With reasonable greens fees and well maintained courses, Azalea Sands is an excellent way to spend…read morea morning. The holes are long, but forgiving. It's a great place to take beginners. I took away two stars because they are currently undergoing some noticeable construction. Unfortunately, it caused some distractions for our party, at times. In addition, the clubhouse and liquor license were also "on pause". I would change my review to a 4 or 5 when the maintenance has concluded. The helpful and incredibly kind employees mentioned that everything would be back to normal by the fall. All in all, I would recommend attending this golf course.

Terrible shape. Greens were half sand, half grass. Cart paths are full of pot holes. Pro shop,staff…read moreunfriendly.

This review is for a round played on 8/20/2025. Although completely different courses, I'm urged…read moreto compare a few things to my experience at True Blue Golf Club, which I played two days prior. First off, I have to compliment the gentleman who took the reservation by phone several days back. His name is Ken or Kenneth. I couldn't have had a more pleasant and welcoming first impression. Upon check in, the staff was great in getting my group set up with rental clubs, which I believe were $60-65. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but i believe they were the Callaway Ai Smoke HL series. Good rentals, but if I'm being super picky, my driver still had some dried mud on it. The course has had a lot of rain lately, and it's not like I couldn't wipe it off, but I still feel like I should mention that. For comparison, True Blue had Titleist T200 rentals, which are targeted to a slightly better player (neither a positive or negative here, just depends on what you might prefer to play). The rentals at True Blue were noticeably cleaned and scrubbed. Dye Course rentals were a little muddier but again, the course had some rain and so we just made use of the handy club cleaner on the cart. They had closed the range to mow it before our midday tee time. It probably needed a mow as they hadn't been able to get to it with all the rain, understandably, but I couldn't help but be slightly disappointed not to get a chance to get a feel for the rental clubs. One of the guys tried to make light of it by saying something to the effect of, "you'll just have to take whatever swing you got straight to the course." Having looked forward to this round for months and hoping to play well, it just made it a slight bummer to start like that. I did find the practice putting green to be very similar to green feel on the course, which sometimes doesn't happen, so yay for that. The starter was great and very welcoming! I was happy with the course conditions. Again, they've had a ton of rain lately so it wasn't in pristine shape, but I didn't expect it to be. The greens were in good shape and rolled pretty well, and the fairways kept the ball sitting up nicely. There were some rough spots on the edges of fairways and tee boxes, but for the most part, it didn't ruin any of the experience. This was my first Dye course, and I really enjoyed the visuals of each hole. If you are hitting your targets, it feels rewarding to score. The course is fair, and it isn't as "tricked up" as True Blue. It can also be forgiving by moving up to one of the further tee boxes. My group played from three different tee boxes and it made the course manageable (for the most part) for all skill levels. We saw the beverage cart attendant after the 3rd or 4th hole. She was great! She did warn us that she wouldn't be coming around again, and advised us to stock up at the turn. One more bummer to note... the starter said there were player assistants roaming around with waters that we'd see every now and then that would make sure we were staying hydrated. Unfortunately we relied too much on that information. We never did see one. At the 12th hole, we met an employee who was playing and he said we should have seen one. He was nice enough to call up and inquire for us. Another gentleman rolled by about a hole later and said sorry but the player assistant had gone home, but we should see some water at hole 15. Maybe we missed it, but we failed to see anywhere to get water on the rest of the course. We were quite parched. Definitely come more prepared than we did or stock up more at the turn. The carts seemed a little older but had the goodies attached - GPS screen, club and ball cleaner, and little extra cubbies above your head to hold extra stuff. All in all we had a good time. I hate that the lack of range availability and the drinking water situation left a bad taste in my mouth, but if you go on a day where everything is working as it should be, I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

My FIL, his cousin and my hubby played a round of 18 here. Tee off was at 10:15am today…read more It's a nice course from the villa views too, we can see it quite well from our balcony. It's a beautiful low 70s today and so bright and sunny too. The greens are challenging but manageable to play. The course is nicely kept.

Beautiful golf course. Best staff. Love this place . And everything is beautiful and well…read moremaintained. And their food is delicious and huge portions.

My Son Ben and I played this course on Fathers day. There…read moreare 3 nine hole courses we started with the Mackay and finished with the Stewart. We got paired with a Father & Son fro, New Jersey, Jim & Jimmy. It was so windy, gusting to 30 degrees. Just not fun to play in those conditions. It's a good course for Calabash. I especially liked all the choices you had on the tee box. There were some tricky blind shots and a fair amount of water that comes into play. You get the GPS enabled carts and there is one bathroom on each side.

I booked a long weekend at Ocean Creek with a package deal to play golf and chose this place…read more It's very close to the resort but it was not that great of an experience for me. There are just way too many bunkers. There are multiple bunkers guarding the greens and also fairway bunkers. There is not a lot of water, maybe 3 holes where water comes into play. They do have a nice driving range, a chipping and separate putting area as well. They have a great staff to help with your golf bag and load the cart. They have a starter and rangers who patrol the front and back to ensure pace of play. Ron and I got partnered up with 2 other singles to make a 4 some. One guy from New Jersey named John and a guy from Kernersville, NC named Mark. I asked about the signs that said 'watch for gators' and they were serious. We saw a good size gator cruising around in a large pond, see the pic I added. I doubt I would play here again just because there are close to 70 golf courses in the Grand Strand so there are a lot of options to try.

We were harassed from hole 1 to hole 8 by an old guy in a golf cart. We were told to hurry up…read morewithout a single golfer behind us the entire time. By hole 9 I told the guy to leave us alone or give me my money back. By hole 10 we encounter 4 drunk golfers with 0 ability to golf that held us up for 8 straight holes without a word being said to them. We were told to p[ick up our balls and move on if needed. The man assumed we were bad golfers since we had kids, which were better than the majority of the golfers not being harassed. I do not recommend this course to anyone. They clearly do not want your money. I will NEVER come back.

This review is for the Davis Love III course. I've played…read morethe Noman and the Fazio before but not the Love or Dye courses. The Dye course is was being aerated so by default, I played the Love course today on a Monday with an 8am tee time. I was solo so I got paired with a father and son, John and Mike from Massachusetts. They had never played that course before so we all figured it out as we went along. The difficulty level is high. Many strategically placed bunkers. Many in the fairway, along the the sides of the fairway and many are green side bunkers. These impacted your play on most every hole. There is a fair amount of water that comes into play as well. There are ponds, creeks and marsh areas throughout. The tee boxes were all in excellent condition as were the greens. Most all of the fairways were green and well maintained. Like all the other Barefoot Resort courses, you get the GPS enabeled golf carts. There were two bathrooms on each of the nine holes. Pace of play was excellent and it didn't feel like it was crowded or rushed. We played 18 holes in about 4 hours and 15 minutes. There are several Par 3's that are very reachable. Like the other courses, you do not come back to the clubhouse on the turn. They did have a cart making regular rounds and were stocked with sandwiches as well as the beers, spirits and non-alcohol beverage choices. I got a great rate of $125.00 which is reduced from the Spring rate. I'll be looking forward to playing the Dye course my first opportunity.

We were delayed by paying $20 for our pic and told off the 3rd tee we were 3 min behind now. Only…read moresaw bev cart once until we found her at 130pm back at the clubhouse. Conditions were ok, but never knew if it was a bunker or just sand. Not worth cost

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.

great golf course. pace of play is unacceptable. course books front and back leaving a 45 minutes…read moredelay on turn. management told me pace of play was acceptable to them. not worth the waiting.

A nice mid-March round at one of the area's premier golf courses!…read more Michelle and I had an 840a tee time on Monday 3/23. We got there early to hit the drive range and some putts. We were paired with some guys from Monroe, NC and had a great round. The weather was PERFECT, mid-70s, sunny, blue sky and a slight breeze. So many beautiful holes with elevated greens with a fair amount of water and many bunkers, you will certainly see gators! The check-in process with Jeb was smooth as was the pre-game with Starter Tony. We stopped in at the Waterloo restaurant after the round for lunch and enjoyed the view, service and the quesedillas!

went to lunch here are the dunes golf club. I was told they had great chicken sandwiches. We…read morestarted with the sliders they were seasoned well. when the chicken sandwiches came out I was surprised how big they were. Also really enjoyed salad. When we were waiting on food also looked rooms. We may come back to use rooms for seminar. Would also be good for wedding reception space as well. Had a great time awesome staff and deliciious food.

Course was in great shape. Staff were friendly. Very challenging. A shot makers course. You don't…read morehave to be a long hitter but you have to play smart. The only downside was the noise coming from the waterway with your normal narcissistic morons yelling Fore and other things at golfers on the course

Played Glen Dornoch yesterday. Beautiful course! The course was in the best shape of the three…read morecourses that we played this week. The staff were friendly and helpful. I loved that there weren't really any houses on the course so it felt like a nature preserve; complete with beautiful old trees, water features, plenty of shady areas and many views of the intercostal. Would definitely play here again