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Myrtle beach courses with elevation changes?

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Where I live in Massachusetts many of the the courses I play are hilly.  I've heard most of the courses in the Myrtle Beach area are flat. Are there any courses on the Strand with elevation changes??



   
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ArtMBGolf
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If you live in a mountainous area, MB can't compete with those hills and maybe 
you would like what MB has different; ponds, lakes, marshes, gators, ocean, etc. 
 
Some elevation changes at:  Grande Dunes Resort, Moorland, River Hills,
Pine Lakes, The Dunes.  


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coastalguy
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The only two I can think of with any elevation changes are going to be Grande Dunes Resort Club because it sits on top of the intracoastal waterway and the other is the Dunes Club which is right across near the beach and mostly private, they do package play but it is quite expensive.



   
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The back 9 of The Witch could be added in.  It has some surprising elevation changes for the MB area.  Long Bay has some crazy mounding if that counts.



   
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leftygar1
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Would ad a few holes at Glen Dornoch as well.



   
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DenisGilbert
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I do agree 100 % about suggestions made so far!


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The Valley at Eastport has some elevation change if looking for a cheaper alternative



   
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coastalguy
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The ones mentioned are good, but I must say there isn't much elevation change here in myrtle beach lol!



   
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Skippy
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I remember Wachesaw Private having some elevation changes.


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I am with everyone on the suggestions. Coming from SWPA we know hills. 


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Agree with Art - Pine Lakes has some of the biggest "mountains" in MB


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