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RickK
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Hope this is posted in the right place.

Considering flying into Charlotte this year when coming to the World Am.  Main reason, we have played pretty much everything between Charleston and Myrtle Beach that we can play and want to play.  

So...any recommendations for course(s) to play between say Charlotte and Conway?

 



   
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ArtMBGolf
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Pinehurst is about 1.5 to 2 hours out of the way, when headed to MB, but would be
doable if you want to go there bad enough.    


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You can also consider flying into Raleigh-Durham airport.

I hear there are a few great courses around there and the ride to Myrtle Beach is not bad only about 3 hours and it's a very smooth ride .

I can get you directions that will take you all the way to Route 17 near the Big Cat courses


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froggyson
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Rick, I just moved to Charlotte recently.  If you want to play soon after getting off the plane, I'd suggest Olde Sycamore off 485 just north of Matthews.  It'll be just a few minutes to backtrack to get back on the route to MB.  If you want to play mid-drive, consider the state park course in Cheraw.  I played it some years ago when I lived in SC and it was a fun track in a cool setting. 



   
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