Founders Group Courses Reopen After Tropical Storm Debby

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Less than twenty-four hours after the final remnants of Tropical Storm Debby passed through, the majority of Myrtle Beach’s golf courses are ready to reopen. 

Friday morning, Founders Group International, the region’s largest course ownership group, will reopen Burning Ridge, Colonial Charters, Founders Club, Long Bay, SouthCreek and the West Courses at Myrtle Beach National, the Palmetto and PineHills courses at Myrtlewood, Pawleys Plantation, Pine Lakes, River Club, TPC Myrtle Beach, Tradition Club, Wild Wing Avocet, Willbrook and World Tour.

Grande Dunes (August 13), Litchfield (August 14), and River Hills (August 13) are closed as part of long scheduled aeration, while King’s North at Myrtle Beach National is undergoing a front nine renovation this summer. 

Aberdeen Country Club plans to reopen on Aug. 14.

Layouts like TPC Myrtle Beach, Grande Dunes, Pawleys Plantation, River Hills, Pine Lake and the Palmetto and PineHills courses at Myrtlewood recently installed Capillary Concrete Bunker Liners in their sand traps, meaning golfers can expect outstanding bunker conditions immediately.

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