Saturday April 30th : Tobacco Road (favorite course)
Sunday May 1st : Waterway Hills AM Possum Trot PM
Monday May 2nd : Barefoot Love AM Farmstead PM
Tuesday May 3rd : Barefoot Norman AM The Pearl West PM
Wednesday May 4th : Barefoot Fazio AM Sandpiper Bay PM
Thursday May 5th : Barefoot Dye AM Brunwsick Plantation PM
Friday May 6th : Black Bear AM Longbay PM
Saturday Tot Hill Farm (first time playing there but I've heard good things)

252 holes in 7 days.

We stay at Barefoot Resort that's why we play all of their courses.

Melt you damn snow, I need practice.

Sounds awesome. Where is this trip to? South Carolina, maybe?

Looks like a blast. Are these pre-paid or how do ya do it in case of rain etc? I'd be sore by the 3rd.

Where do I sign up?

ZWICK 4 PREZ;701961 wrote:Saturday April 30th : Tobacco Road (favorite course)
Sunday May 1st : Waterway Hills AM Possum Trot PM
Monday May 2nd : Barefoot Love AM Farmstead PM
Tuesday May 3rd : Barefoot Norman AM The Pearl West PM
Wednesday May 4th : Barefoot Fazio AM Sandpiper Bay PM
Thursday May 5th : Barefoot Dye AM Brunwsick Plantation PM
Friday May 6th : Black Bear AM Longbay PM
Saturday Tot Hill Farm (first time playing there but I've heard good things)

252 holes in 7 days.

We stay at Barefoot Resort that's why we play all of their courses.

Melt you damn snow, I need practice.

Played Possum Trot a few weeks ago, it was in pretty good shape then, so it should be very nice by the time you get there. Wanted to play one of the Barefoot courses, but it was a littly pricey for us. That's a hell of alot of golf!!

Here is my summer trip:

Day 1- Rolling Acres in Nova, Echo Valley in Wellington & Millstone in New London
Day 2- Keys in Sandusky, Sycamore Hills in Norwalk & Twin Lakes in Bellevue
Day 3- Sleepy Hollow In Clyde, River Cliff in Fremont & Hidden Hills in Woodville
Day 4- Tanglewood in Dowling, City Park in Bowling Green & Birch Run in North Baltimore
Day 5 – White Pines in Swanton, That place of the turnpike and Reynolds Road & Spuyten Duyval in Sylvania
Day 6 – All the course at Whiteford Valley!

It’s gonna be epic!

gerb131;701976 wrote:Looks like a blast. Are these pre-paid or how do ya do it in case of rain etc? I'd be sore by the 3rd.

The Monday-Friday is part of the package. They're all technically pre-paid for though b/c you have to pay with a credit card at the time of purchase to get the tee time/rate.

justincredible;701971 wrote:Sounds awesome. Where is this trip to? South Carolina, maybe?

Most of the courses are in North Myrtle Beach. Some are in North Carolina.

OneBuckeye;701980 wrote:Where do I sign up?

If you can get a 4some together for next year, I can e-mail you when the signups come around.

se-alum;701984 wrote:Played Possum Trot a few weeks ago, it was in pretty good shape then, so it should be very nice by the time you get there. Wanted to play one of the Barefoot courses, but it was a littly pricey for us. That's a hell of alot of golf!!

Barefoot courses are overpriced if you're not staying there.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;702090 wrote:If you can get a 4some together for next year, I can e-mail you when the signups come around.

Sweet, how much was the total bill for this years?

OneBuckeye;702119 wrote:Sweet, how much was the total bill for this years?

$900

ZWICK 4 PREZ;702128 wrote:$900

Stolen

ZWICK 4 PREZ;702128 wrote:$900

That's not bad at all.

They're unfortunately talking about only playing 18 a day next year. Which will be nice to bring the price down in half, but sucks that if you want to play another 18, you'll probably be forced to play full price. Unless you play at the course you played the first 18 at and do a replay.

ZWICK 4 PREZ;701961 wrote:Saturday April 30th : Tobacco Road (favorite course)
Sunday May 1st : Waterway Hills AM Possum Trot PM
Monday May 2nd : Barefoot Love AM Farmstead PM
Tuesday May 3rd : Barefoot Norman AM The Pearl West PM
Wednesday May 4th : Barefoot Fazio AM Sandpiper Bay PM
Thursday May 5th : Barefoot Dye AM Brunwsick Plantation PM
Friday May 6th : Black Bear AM Longbay PM
Saturday Tot Hill Farm (first time playing there but I've heard good things)

252 holes in 7 days.

We stay at Barefoot Resort that's why we play all of their courses.

Melt you damn snow, I need practice.

... Daaaaaaaaam your playing Tobacco Road and I'm stuck in the Buckeye working, I'm so jealous. I played there once and vowed to get back there.

I also played Tot Hill Farm on my last day in Pinehurst and really enjoyed it. It was kind of misty the moring we played and don't remember all that much other than to tell you, keep the ball in the fairway. The rough when we played was high & would almost pull the club out of your hand taking it back.

There are plenty of good holes there but #10 (play to the front of this one, as everything rolls off the back of this green and lands in the wate)r. I think 12 is also a signature hole, that you have a bump wedge into basically an island green. The rest of the course is pretty tight, lots of rocks, and a very good time.

Here is a view of hitting into # 12 and in the background is #10 green

ZWICK 4 PREZ;701961 wrote:Saturday April 30th : Tobacco Road (favorite course)
Sunday May 1st : Waterway Hills AM Possum Trot PM - The Waterway parking lot is also the parking lot for Thee Doll House. Too bad you're playing it first! There are 3 nines there...all very representative of Myrtle Beach golf. Possum is a good golf test. I got kicked off their "world famous practice range" though....it was closed. WTF????
Monday May 2nd : Barefoot Love AM Farmstead PM - Love is overpriced. I really liked Farmstead - they have a 714 yard par 6 that starts in SC and ends in NC.
Tuesday May 3rd : Barefoot Norman AM The Pearl West PM Norman is fun to play. The Pearl is very typical Myrtle golf. Pine tree lined fairways and condos abound.[/B
Wednesday May 4th : Barefoot Fazio AM Sandpiper Bay PM Fazio is a pretty course. Never played Sandpiper.
Thursday May 5th : Barefoot Dye AM Brunwsick Plantation PM Dye is mound-city. Lots of tricked up holes. Don't count on a low score if you've never played it cuz you'd play it different the 2nd time. I really liked Brunswick. It's a lot like Farmstead.
Friday May 6th : Black Bear AM Longbay PM Black Bear is an oldie but a goodie. Not too long...bring your mid-irons and have fun. Longbay is a Jack course. No bail out areas. Tons of sand. Good course.
Saturday Tot Hill Farm (first time playing there but I've heard good things)

252 holes in 7 days.

We stay at Barefoot Resort that's why we play all of their courses.

Melt you damn snow, I need practice.

I made comments in bold above for the courses I've played over 20 years. If you live in C-bus, you can go to the indoor dome on East Broad Street, about a mile West of I-270. You can hit it about 80 yards before it hits the walls. We used to play 36 to 45 a day, then our backs quit after 3 days. You'll have a blast. Relax at the Masters Club afterwards and enjoy the views. Lots and lots of views.

...Here is a view of #3 a par 3 (don't be shor & right).lol

Thats a sweet looking hole not as sweet as yours though 4.

BGFalcons82;702282 wrote:I made comments in bold above for the courses I've played over 20 years. If you live in C-bus, you can go to the indoor dome on East Broad Street, about a mile West of I-270. You can hit it about 80 yards before it hits the walls. We used to play 36 to 45 a day, then our backs quit after 3 days. You'll have a blast. Relax at the Masters Club afterwards and enjoy the views. Lots and lots of views.

I've played all the courses except Tot Hill Farm. This is our 5th year going down and we've stayed at Barefoot Resort every year.