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If you are interested in playing Litchfield on your next Myrtle Beach golf trip, make sure you reach out directly to one of our golf vacation specialists who can help plan and organize your trip.

The best place to start is with a no-obligation quote. Just as importantly, you will have the opportunity to work with an expert who knows the Myrtle Beach golf scene, ensuring you receive the best rates and the type of “local knowledge” that can take a trip from good to great.

Group leaders that bring 20 or more people get to play for free, but whether your group is large or small, our golf vacation experts are here to serve you.

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Litchfield Country Club Reviews

Michael

Old school with plenty of challenges. When you arrive they greet you as if they really want you to enjoy your day. Great value for the area.

James

Really enjoy the landscape. The course is well-kept and the staff is top notch. This course has been well kept since it was built in the 60s. Lots of old southern charm and well worth the price.

Rebecca

Well maintained, friendly course in the SouthStrand. Worth playing if your on a golf vacation. For us locals, its a favorite. Course has enough challenges to keep you on your toes with a few easy holes to make you feel good about your game. Fairways were lush, greens tight and in great condition. Attendants, rangers, starters, pro shop, refreshments everyone just so personable. True Southern hospitality.

Doneata

Great experience! Our family enjoyed the food and great Southern hospitality. Very relaxing!

Christopher

Always a blast at this ole challenging track. Some of the best greens ANYWHERE.

Jason

Great time playing here with family nice conditions, friendly staff, will come back.

Jocasa

Great course. Beautifully kept greens. Enjoyed my round immensely.

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