Go to war in Myrtle Beach at the Man O' War golf course. But beware! Man O' War has many weapons in its arsenal to give you a good fight. Dan Maples has designed a championship course with a 72.4 course rating and a slope of 130. The course includes back-to-back island greens and plenty of water, which will become an inescapable element on the course.

What better way to fit into the Grand Strand feel than with a layout featuring so much water you'd believe you were playing on the beachfront. Water will keep you company as you travel from the first tee to the final hole and is 100 acres within view from every spot on the golf course. The clubhouse is even built over water! Golfers must tee off over water nine times and hit approaches over water that fronts five greens. The lake is your biggest foe. The sparkling beauty and suspense it holds will become an ultimate punishing hazard on your golfing campaign. However, water is more of a mental threat than a physical one so don't let it play with your mind.

Along with the water foe, Maples has created holes that call for different skills, making the course fair and challenging to all golfers. Even the most skilled golfers will have multiple opportunities to think, and think again and make careful precise shots to better their game. The fairways are medium-width and rolling. There is little to no rough and a sparse number of pine trees. High handicappers will have plenty of chances to thrive while average golfers will be able to push their limits and play to the best of their abilities.

The most unique and intriguing feature housed at Man O' War is a pair of back-to-back island greens as well as the incredible island ninth. The ninth is surrounded by water from tee to green.

The second foe you will face in this battle is the mighty winds. The course is located ten miles from the beach making it close enough to allow the coastal winds to give you a headache. The wind will affect you on practically every hole on the course.