LONG BAY GOLF RESORT JACK NICKLAUSBuilt by Jack Nicklaus in 1988, Long Bay Golf Club has earned a reputation as one of the toughest Myrtle Beach golf courses. You won't lose a lot of balls, like on more water-heavy courses such as Glen Dornoch and True Blue; the trouble here, as on many Nicklaus-designed courses, is found around the greens.Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! Name Par Yards Slope USGA championship 72 7021 137 74.3 forward 72 5598 127 72.1 middle 72 6565 130 72.1 other 72 6139 126 70.5 350 Fox Tail Dr, Longs, SC 29568 Green complexes feature bunkers, mounding and collection areas. The putting surfaces themselves are full of swales and tiers that can be especially challenging to Long Bay first-timers The par-4 10th has become the course's signature hole, with a giant waste bunker that wraps around the fairway (and doubles as the hole's cart path).300 page ebook on the mental game 80 audio lessons get the edge over your competitors.Click Here! Water comes into play on each of the course's par 3s, most notably the island-green 13th, which plays just 156 yards from the championship tees. The most difficult approach may be on No. 3, with its tiny, heavily guarded green. . Long Bay Club is considered one of the most difficult courses on the Grand Strand. Long Bay's formidable features include: A demanding 137 slope from the championship tees; countless large man-made mounds; handsome but deadly par-3s, many bunkers surrounding Long Bay's bermuda greens, and a striking horseshoe waste bunker on the course's signature hole, the 353-yard par-4 10th.
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