Established 2008
About the Hall of Fame
Our History
Honoring a lifetime of service to Myrtle Beach golf
The Myrtle Beach Golf Hall of Fame was created in September 2008 in conjunction with Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday to honor the men and women who have played significant roles in all aspects of the Myrtle Beach area golf industry. In March 2009, the Hall of Fame was begun in conjunction with the reopening of Pine Lakes Country Club after extensive renovations.
Six inductees were honored in the 2009 inaugural year, two more in each subsequent year. The Hall is permanently housed in the courtyard of Pine Lakes Country Club, where plaques commemorate the inductees.
The First Myrtle Beach Golf Course
Pine Lakes Country Club
Opened in 1927, Pine Lakes was the first golf course built in the Myrtle Beach area. It was formerly called Ocean Forest Country Club. Designed by Hall of Fame inductee Robert White, built by Casper Benton and later nicknamed "the Granddaddy" by Sandy Miles, it is the birthplace of golf on the Grand Strand.
Pine Lakes Country Club5603 Granddaddy Drive
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
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Board of Directors
Representatives of Grand Strand golf organizations who guide the Hall.
Meet the Board