About Wachesaw East Golf Club

Opened in 1996, Wachesaw East Golf Club designed by legendary architect Clyde Johnson, features traditional Scottish design on the East Coast. Located in the scenic fishing village of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, just 20 minutes south of Myrtle Beach International Airport, Wachesaw East Golf Club is a championship eighteen-hole facility built on the site of a former rice.  The exhilarating layout has been the site of four nationally-televised, professional golf tournaments on the LPGA Tour: the 1997 Susan G. Komen International, the 1998 & 1999 City of Hope Myrtle Beach Classic, and the 2000 Kathy Ireland/Greens.com Classic.

A strong taste of Scottish golf heritage is evident in the traditional mounding and rolling fairways that lead to the fast and true tif-eagle greens.  Freshwater lakes and scenic wetlands provide a tranquil background to enhance your golf experience.

Playing in the 1998 City of Hope Classic, LPGA Tour player Meg Mallon set the course record: 10-under par 62.  However, with five sets of tees, Wachesaw East provides an enjoyable experience for any level golfer.  Golf Digest’s “Places to Play” gave Wachesaw East a four-star rating and the readers of Golf Digest chose Wachesaw East as one of the top 50 courses in the United States for customer service.

Other Course accolades include:

“Top 100 Fairways” Golf for Women Magazine

“Top 30 Best You can Play in SC,” South Carolina Magazine

#26 in Golf Digest, “Top 50 Courses in Myrtle Beach

#13 in the U.S. for Customer Service, Golf Digest