Grande Dunes
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The Grande Dunes is a high end golf facility located in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The course moves from the ocean to the inter coast. The Grande Dunes was the first course built in Myrtle Beach, after opening in 2001, in several years. Myrtle Beach's golf market had become extremely saturated as Myrtle Beach golf courses flew up.
[edit] The Course
The course's yardages from the back tees:
- Front Nine
- Hole 1 - Par 4 - 452 Yards
- Hole 2 - Par 3 - 209 Yards
- Hole 3 - Par 4 - 475 Yards
- Hole 4 - Par 5 - 566 Yards
- Hole 5 - Par 4 - 454 Yards
- Hole 6 - Par 4 - 365 Yards
- Hole 7 - Par 5 - 571 Yards
- Hole 8 - Par 3 - 241 Yards
- "Island" Style Green
- Hole 9 - Par 4 - 469 Yards
- Back Nine
- Hole 10 - Par 4 - 449 Yards
- Hole 11 - Par 3 - 190 Yards
- Hole 12 - Par 4 - 449 Yards
- Hole 13 - Par 5 - 576 Yards
- Hole 14 - Par 3 - 244 Yards
- Hole 15 - Par 4 - 468 Yards
- Hole 16 - Par 4 - 420 Yards
- Hole 17 - Par 5 - 578 Yards
- Hole 18 - Par 4 - 442 Yards
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Grande Dunes • Carolina Forest • Covington Lake • Springmaid Beach • TPC • Pine Island |
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