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COURSE REVIEWS Barefoot Landing Resort (Love) North Myrtle Beach, SC
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On May 17, 2009, Brian of Charlotte (13 handicap) posted:
I spend a good amount of time in NMB and get to play the BLR courses often. The LOVE and FAZIO are my favorite. The only thing about the LOVE course that I think is a little weird are the fake ruins, but the course provides a good challenge and is always in great condition. There aren't too many homes on the course and we always have a good time.
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On February 4, 2009, Bob of Jacksonville (12 handicap) posted:
We go to Myrtle annually with a group of college buddies of all skill levels. The conditions are usually excellent regardless of the time of year. The staff is always helpful. The old ruins on the Love course are extremely scenic but for some reason the course is not as memorable as others and the grteens fees are pretty steep. If you don't have to travel too far to get there this is a reliably good if not splendid day.
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On August 25, 2008, Tim of Minneapolis (9 handicap) posted:
We've been coming to Myrtle for 11 years, and while these are nice courses, I don't think they're a particularly good value. The pace of play is slow, the replay prices are out of whack with the rest of the strand and there's just kind of a "factory" atmosphere to the place. It's nice to play here once, but we'll never bring our group back.
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On July 22, 2008, scott of Akron/Canton (7 handicap) posted:
this is a must play as well book it in you vacation pack and you will save a lot. Play here and you will see why you have 14 clubs in your back fast greens rolling fairways. club house just has what you need food and everything els. paceofplay youwill like.get your photo before you tee off.
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On June 22, 2008, Ira of Columbia (20 handicap) posted:
I had the unique opportunity to play the Fazio course The course was in excellent shape. The layout was fabulous. A little pricey but after the 3rd or 4th hole I understood. Great atmosphere welcome and helpful staff. I will play again next month.
I spend a good amount of time in NMB and get to play the BLR courses often. The LOVE and FAZIO are my favorite. The only thing about the LOVE course that I think is a little weird are the fake ruins, but the course provides a good challenge and is always in great condition. There aren't too many homes on the course and we always have a good time.
