Came here this weekend for golf. We golfed at Byrd Course. I really enjoyed it! I thought the…read morefairways were in great condition. And I loved that the golf cart had a gps attached. They also prepared all carts with wooden tees and water. Overall had a great time but the pace of play was horrible for the first 9. We got stuck behind a 2 groups and they were so slow. I wish the starter had done better with keeping the play moving.

This facility has done a total 180! Five years ago, I would not have spent $20 to play any of these…read morecourses. But today is all totally different reason to play. They've put so much time and money and hard work into this facility and golf courses especially BYRD. The Byrd course is in spectacular condition and only going to get better. To make things even better ,they have a fantastic beverage card attendant by the name of Betsy. You're not gonna find anyone better in the business ,than this young lady. We saw her frequently on the golf course and she was friendly and attentive. She even took time to do a picture with us to tease a friend lol. After our round, we stopped inside to the main bar area in the sports bar section. We met with our bartender Logan, who was extremely friendly and extremely knowledgeable about golf in the area ,as well as Bourbon's and the like . To say that this place is now a must hit venue would be an understatement. This will now be the legends of the north. The facilities for stay and play packages are going to be outstanding. And the restaurants and bars are beyond top-notch. If you're looking for somewhere to stay on a golf package look no further.

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.

Fun course! Pace of play was slow today due to a couple of groups ahead of us. Most of the holes…read moreallowed for the cart in the fairway. The bridges and portions of the cart path are a little rough. Minor repairs could make a big improvement. One thing I love about this course is that there is a driving range, putting and chipping green. There were some really pretty holes and nice scenery with wildlife. This was my second time- and luckily- a much better play!

I refuse to play here again. The pro staff at the counter are rude. Asked if there was a league I…read morecould join and he said yes but wouldn't tell me how. Told me to ask other golfers. When I asked to get a bottle of water from the restaurant cooler, he said the restaurant was closed. I told him I would pay for it and he stopped vacuuming and told me I can get only ONE bottle. I paid for it but have never played there again. Lost my business. Too many other golf courses around that appreciate people's patronage.

This is a 27 hole golf course that had been in the area a long time and it shows in the cart paths…read moreand ancillary areas of the property . The cart paths are supposed to be asphalt, but are about half gravel and dirt. There are areas of no grass and mud along the cart paths where you have to walk carefully to not get muddy shoes and find grass to hit off of. The greens are fast and most holes are difficult to hit into because they are located on slopes rather than flat ground. It also is not cheap. Being a rather pricey course. Less than some surrounding courses. But more costly than a lot of others

starters and cart guys need an attitude adjustment. they think nothing of yelling at you from 200…read moreyards away over something they dont have a clue what they are talking about. the golf course is NOT the place for yelling. its supposed to be peaceful and relaxed, not jacked up yelling at someone who is paying money to be there. giving it 2 stars because inside staff is nice but im not gonna be yelled at by some clown who works as a starter/cart guy. also giving it serious consideration of not going back. rude arrogant and ignorant is no way ti go thru life. Hire better and a higher class of employees is my suggestion

Played golf at Farmstead and really enjoyed the course. Very fair and the greens were in good…read moreshape...a tad on the slow side but similar to most public courses but much better than GD. The last hole is a par 6, over 700 yards from the tips. The green is over some water and marsh with a landing area front right. Was not sure what to expect but found the hole to be interesting and with a couple of good shots you can have a good chance at a birdie. The hole starts in South Carolina and ends in North Carolina.

Came here for our first round of an annual golf tournament. The course was in pretty good shape…read moreand the greens were rolling pretty true. It was a very full Friday before the weekend. The big problem was that the crew here heavily overbooked the tee times for this Day, and because of that playing this round was miserable for the first 10-12 holes. We ended up starting an hour late and finishing with at 5.75 hour round! At least the ranger was super nice given the situation. Make sure to check how many tee times there are before playing here, they definitely squeeze as much $$ out of the course as they can! Unfortunately we won't be coming back next year.

Customer service is a 3 out of 10! Too many golf courses located here to feel like they don't…read moreappreciate our business!

Recently enjoyed a Myrtle Beach guys weekend for a whole lot of golf at three different venues, as…read morepart of #HotBoyFall. Sandpiper Bay was the second of our three destinations. Despite my 4 star rating, I do want to echo the sentiments of the other low ratings here. We immediately had a bad taste in our mouths from the treatment by the initial staff. When we arrived, we simply parked our car and proceeded inside to pay in the pro shop, ignoring the bag drop area as it was not a busy day. We retrieved our carts from the pickup area and proceeded to the parking lot to load up clubs and change into our golf shoes. We were not told any differently, we didn't even SEE anyone. Within a minute, we were approached on a golf cart by an employee. I am not sure his name, but he was a late-middle aged man with very yellow teeth (not derogatory, but this is the only way I can identify him, he didn't give his name). He immediately gave us a guilt act that we didn't follow the "widely known procedure" to put our bags in the bag drop area and proceed inside to pay. We didn't do this because there was light rain, and no one was manning this area, so we figured it wasn't being used at the time. He then proceeded to be pompous about their course, and started talking down to us like we were somehow beneath this place. It set a TERRIBLE tone for the day, which is supposed to be fun, and we were paying a healthy green fee to enjoy. Unacceptable behavior. Clearly, these employees managing the initial experience are a repeat problem as pretty much all other reviews mention them. Pompous, holier than thou, rude, condescending. Sandpiper Bay, these people are hurting your image, and you're lucky our group was able to turn the other cheek and enjoy your beautiful course regardless. You would have had a 5 star rating if not for this employee. The starter on the other hand was an older gentleman who couldn't have been nicer. He gladly explained nuances about the course to us as we hadn't been there before. Explained it's a 27 hole course, and you play different legs based on traffic. We were told we play "Piper" and "Bay" courses today. He helped turn around the experience. We were thrilled to find out we didn't have to stay glued to the cart paths even though it was raining. Why? Because this course is in immaculate shape, and drains very well. Regardless of the consistent showers, the front 9 was not torn up at all by carts. We were making excellent ball contact even in the wet instead of burying our clubs in mud. This points to healthy grass and a knowledgeable well funded grounds-crew. Thanks to the weather, though wet, we played in a comfortable temperature, and had no one in front of us or behind us. It was enjoyable all day. Rain quit around hole 11. I could not find a blemish on this course even with the weather. No standing water at all. Lush grounds. Greens rolled well for being wet. We were so happy with the golf, that it made the rude initial employee an afterthought. Another BRIGHT star was the bartender at the turn. She was so friendly. An older lady pouring strong drinks with good humor, serving up hot dogs, sandwiches, and drinks to go. We dried off in there for about half an hour since pace of play was not a concern. She was a delight, and the food and drinks were excellent! I'd happily eat and drink here even if not playing. Lovely clubhouse. All in all, I shot 86 and given the weather, that is fantastic. The course is very long and without much roll, low scores were hard to find. We had a great day at Sandpiper, and will definitely return! Hopefully one person won't be working that day when we do.

this course has a long, difficult layout. A high handicap golfer will find this course…read morechallenging.

Great golf course that I played during the world amateur golf championship in late August.read more

We were very disappointed in our experience yesterday. After hearing how great this course was, we…read morefound the greens to be in horrible shape with dead grass and crabgrass growing. The fairways were not much better with whole areas of crabgrass growing in spots. The "Crow" pole in which your cart is not allowed past was sometimes almost 100 yards from the greens which means you had to walk back from the greens to shoot which slowed the pace of play. There was a starter on each of the sides, but there were no roving rangers to help control the pace of play. We were standing with "hands on hips" on almost every hole because they crammed too many tee times too close together and had twosomes playing behind numerous foursomes. We had two "club members" pushing us from behind while hitting into us even though we were being held up by players in front of us. There is no reason they should be charging as much as they do. Meadow Lands, Diamondback and Eastport are in much better shape and a better deal for the money.

Excellent Course to play and enjoyable this time of the year. Greens are not yo fast and not to…read moreslow.

Update: Brunswick reached out to me and made this right. I…read moreappreciate a business that takes responsibility and fixes the problem. The villas/condos are privately owned that they rent so some of the responsibility falls on the owner of the unit. I would refer friends/family to give Brunswick a chance as the management is responsive and genuinely interested in making their guests happy.

It is a beautiful housing community with excellent amenities, club, a restaurant, and golf…read morecourses.