Played Arcadian CC on friday the 23th of January. Had a 1028 tee time and sent out to number 10 on time. Course full but pace of play was good, just over four hours. Fairways thin but I don't remember playing here with plush conditions. that being said the ball rolled out well and enough cushion under ball for good contact, just wish I had more good contact! Greens roll true and received good shots. The only negative are the bunkers, most had little sand and some were hard packed dirt. Worth the green fees and would return to play. Men at bag drop friendly and very welcoming. On a different topic, I have MB golf pass and it seems the people I play with have the Prime Time and Sea Trail card and always pay less. Looking for advice for future snow bird pass. Thanks
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Small detail, for accuracy, Arcadian Shores is not a Country Club. I'm not exactly sure of the pricing for 'Snowbird' packages, but I had the Passport for a couple years, and you're correct, Prime Time pricing is better than Passport when comparing the same course. I also have the Myrtle Beach Golf Trail Card and its pricing also beats the Passport when comparing the same courses, at least the majority of them. Where the Passport may have an edge is that it offers many more courses to choose from. Prime time offers discounts on 21 courses and MB Golf Trail has 30 or so.Played Arcadian CC on friday the 23th of January. Had a 1028 tee time and sent out to number 10 on time. Course full but pace of play was good, just over four hours. Fairways thin but I don't remember playing here with plush conditions. that being said the ball rolled out well and enough cushion under ball for good contact, just wish I had more good contact! Greens roll true and received good shots. The only negative are the bunkers, most had little sand and some were hard packed dirt. Worth the green fees and would return to play. Men at bag drop friendly and very welcoming. On a different topic, I have MB golf pass and it seems the people I play with have the Prime Time and Sea Trail card and always pay less. Looking for advice for future snow bird pass. Thanks
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The trail card is: https://myrtlebeachgolftrail.com/
I am thinking that the Passport Snow Bird card might be higher on purpose.
Based on reading what card holders posted above and in the past, the best card
will be the card that fits you the best. If you are in MB long enough and
especially if living in MB and playing a lot, multiple cards could be worth it.
I have seen posts about a Legends card also, but it has only the 5 courses.
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Yes, Legends Golf Resort in Myrtle Beach offers a membership program that provides access to their five championship golf courses: Heathland, Moorland, Parkland, Oyster Bay Golf Links, and Heritage Club.
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Thanks for the Winter update on a course I have yet to play. Hate when bunkes are like that but it is something I am used to at my home course. Glad the rest of the course was good, nothing better then good POP and bag drop. Look forward to hearing more of your stay.
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Thanks for your report on Arcadian Shores, play it often when down.
On your discount cards, both Passport and the Golf trail are close in price, maybe 5 to 10 bucks, Prime Time gives you 21 courses, first time buyers will pay approx. $299.00, maybe more this year and they used to give you back a $50.00 Pro Shop voucher for their courses, not sure they still do. An added plus is depending on the courses you play every 5th or 6th game is free, they work on a points system and the better course you play the more points you are rewarded. If you are on a long stay and play often PT maybe the Card for you. They do have a non points card for less and the course fees are the same as the higher priced card.
