How to save money on Myrtle Beach golf packages

Book your tee times for weekday afternoons and travel during the shoulder seasons of February or November to cut costs by up to 40%. Avoid booking all-inclusive "bundle" packages through third-party sites; instead, book your lodging and tee times independently to avoid hidden agency markups.

  1. Target the shoulder season. Avoid peak spring (April–May) and fall (September–October) pricing. If you play in February or late November, you can secure green fees for under $80 per round compared to $200+ in peak season.
  2. Use local discount websites. Check sites like MyrtleBeachGolf.com or TeeOff.com for 'last-minute' deals. Courses often drop prices 48 hours before the tee time if they have empty slots.
  3. Book afternoon 'Twilight' rounds. Tee off after 1:00 PM. Most Myrtle Beach courses offer significantly reduced 'twilight' rates. You can usually get in 18 holes before sunset if you play at a steady pace.
  4. Avoid weekend premiums. Friday through Sunday rounds often carry a $20–$50 surcharge per golfer. Plan your trip to play Monday through Thursday to save on every round.
  5. Skip the big-name courses. The 'Grand Strand' has over 80 courses. Skip the high-profile designer courses that charge $250+ and look for hidden gems like Whispering Pines or Azalea Sands, which often cost less than $70.
Are 'all-inclusive' golf packages actually cheaper?
Usually, no. These packages include a markup for the agency's convenience. Booking your own Airbnb/condo and choosing your tee times individually almost always saves you money.
Do I need a rental car?
Yes. Myrtle Beach is sprawling, and golf courses are often 15-20 minutes apart. Relying on ride-shares for a group of four with golf bags will exceed the cost of a weekly car rental.