Welcome to the home of the three toughest finishing holes on the Grand Strand. Built in 1971 and renovated in 2001, the course features all new Miniverde Bermuda Grass greens. With a course rating of 72.2 and a slope rating of 126, Eagle Nest has consistently been one of the best values on the Grand Strand for just over three decades.

Eagle Nest will provide you with a memorable and challenging experience on your Myrtle Beach golf vacation, partly due to the gorgeous golf greens and intriguing holes. The course is surrounded by a beautiful Carolina pine forest which houses dozens of bird species. Architect Gene Hamm designed a magnificent course, with huge cypress trees emerging from ponds and willow trees swaying in the Carolina breeze. With these simple landscaping techniques, Hamm created natural challenges and obstacles for golfers at Eagle Nest.

The first fifteen holes are just gearing you up for the toughest three finishing holes on the Grand Strand. With a par 4, 5, 3 series, each hole has water which comes into play. The signature hole 18 is a par 3 with a large carry over water to a hole surrounded by bunkers on all sides. So don't let the opening par 5, 515 yard first hole fool you! You're in for a challenge!