Willbrook Plantation

A hidden gem along the Myrtle Beach area’s southern shores, Willbrook Plantation Golf Club epitomizes true Southern golf. Carved from two Carolina rice plantations whose history dates back to the 1700s, Willbrook offers a golfing experience as authentic as it gets. With mossy oaks galore, the natural scenic beauty at Willbrook easily captivates anyone who steps foot onto the property. Easily one of Dan Maple’s best creations, the golf course utilizes the natural terrain to create a golf course that challenges yet excites.

This stunning Pawleys Island design winds its way through protected wetlands and expansive marshes, displaying peaceful coexistence between golfers and native wildlife. Fifteen of the 18 holes at Willbrook feature some sort of a water hazard looming from a friendly distance. Don’t get caught up in the scenic vistas, as strategic golf is a necessity in order to shoot a solid score.

Favored by many for its overall playability, Willbrook Plantation is a top destination for golfers looking to play local beach golf courses. The laid-back geography of the course and reachability from the forward tees makes it a top choice for women golfers. Popular golf magazines have pegged the course among the country’s "Top 50 for Women,” adding to its popularity.

Willbrook has received numerous accolades, including Golf for Women Magazine featuring the course among its "Top 25 Places to Play in the United States” and Willbrook being featured on national television shows, including Golf Channel’s "Road Trip Myrtle Beach.” Golf Digest awarded the golf course 4.5 stars in 2006 in its "Places to Play” guide due in part to its championship-style layout and historic geography.

Willbrook Plantation offers a magnificent set of 18 holes that continues to impress all who decide to take on one of South Carolina’s most breathtaking challenges.