Whispering Pines Golf Course

Really nice course and layout! Perfect course to get the long guys golf weekend started!

Last week of Dec golf trip: Fun golf course with challenging fairways and greens for a novice golfer. Enjoyed playing. I loved the windy cart paths that wrapped around the different holes buying more time to get to the par 3's so we didn't feel on top of players before us. Calming landscape, lots of little wildlife. I believe we saw owls too. Lpts to appreciate in the peacefulness. People everywhere were nice. All different ages out playing. Last tee off of 2023 and glad my whole family had a great time

They were getting ready to shut down and renovate the course for 3 months so a lot of care wasn't being done. The greens were terrible but they didn't discount the fee. The people that worked there were very friendly and we made the best of the situation. I'm sure it will be better when they get back to normal.

Killing time waiting for some buddies flying in, we played 18 at WP. Literally just across the street. 17th hole par 3, you could drive a ball in the airport parking lot. Understand it used to ba an old Military course and now owned by the city. It's nothing fancy. Pretty straight forward course, was in pretty good shape. $44 can't be beat. Had a tropical storm day before, so a lot of the sand traps look like little ponds. They have a decent clubhouse. A little concession area with some hot dogs and sandwiches again, nothing to fancy to choose from. I would definitely play this course again if…

Booked a tee time weeks in advance and our group showed up to a locked gate and seemingly no one there. We didn’t get an email or call to let us know they were closing, and there no way to reach the clubhouse because their phones outsource to a different company that isn’t on site. The third party company wasn’t even aware that the course had closed, and asked us to “walk in and check” by bypassing the locked gate. There was light drizzle the day of, but not enough to close down completely. Other courses in the area were still open. And to top it all off, you could still book for tee times o…

Good course but so overcrowded. If you want to play 18 and be done before 5:00 you have to get there before noon.

Whispering pines a is a great public course here in myrtle beach they just finished renovating all of the greens making them pristine conditions and very fast. But a fun course to play will definitley come back and play again right across from the airport so a nice place to squeeze a fast 9 before your flight.

Course in good shape, but greens were extremely firm and fast. Putting on a concrete surface would adequately describe the greens’ firmness.

Course is a great place to start your Myrtle Beach golfing vacation. You can practically walk to the first tee after collecting your clubs from baggage. Fly in early and play a round before check-in! Played in early January and course was is good condition. Rough was dormant but is to be expected for this time of year. Fairways, greens and tee boxes were all in great condition considering time of year. All the staff were friendly, green staff all said hello and asked how we were doing as we played and pro shop staff even remembered my name after I went back in after the round.

Fun course for my hubby and I. Cost $54 per person with cart in a Saturday at 10:30. I’m a newbie and I felt comfortable playing here. Hubby is more advanced, but still found the course enjoyable. A bit soggy in places though so be sure to bring a rag that can muddy!

Greens were in good shape and consistent on each hole. Just one green had a patchwork quilt which they appeared to be trying to fix. Course was challenging enough. Tee boxes were in rough shape but you expect that at this time of year. Staff were very friendly. I accidentally stood on a fire ant nest on hole 18 in the rough, do not recommend.

My first time playing here. It was cold but I loved the course! Greens and fairways were in great shape.