Damage from harsh winter conditions throughout the region’s Grand Strand has led to more than 10 course closures this summer to allow for recovery, with numerous other courses undergoing an extensive amount of sodding to expedite the recovery process with an eye to being full restored by the fall. One Director of Agronomy said he’d…

The 70-acre South Carolina property, which was listed for $2.6 million, includes the third-oldest golf course on Myrtle Beach’s Grand Strand. It is slated to be the site for up to 200 homes if the offer from Beverly Homes is accepted. But as the potential new owner, Randy Beverly, himself a shareholder in the club, says his company would be “good stewards of the golf course, compared to some of the national builders.”

The 56-year-old, semi-private course in North Myrtle Beach, S.C. closed on July 14 to transition its greens from bentgrass to Champion ultradwarf Bermuda. It plans to reopen on October 1. The project was expedited after some greens were affected by a gassing process to control nematodes.

The new membership category for the Myrtle Beach, S.C., property is eligible to those whose primary address is outside of Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia, offering the same benefits as a full golf membership.