Golf
Many golfers agree that the top five favorite courses in Myrtle Beach are the Prestwick Country Club, Legends Resort---Parkland Course, Barefoot Landing---Fazio Course, Caledonia and True Blue.
Dining
Some of the best restaurants in town include Flo's Place where its Cajun Cuisine features unbelievable oysters, and Backfinz with the best seafood in Myrtle Beach. Also try Greg Norman's Australian Grill and order the molten chocolate lava cake with your entrée so they have time to prepare it. Liberty Steakhouse and Brewery make the best microbrews ever. And Firehouse Subs is not your ordinary sub shop, because these subs pack serious heat.
Entertainment
For night-time entertainment, check out Crocodile Rocks: Dueling Pianos, featuring talented musicians competing for the crowds approval. There are lots of jokes, song parodies and fun. House of Blues is a great place to catch a concert of today's hottest artists. And Legends in Concert showcases celebrity impersonators of some of your favorite performers such as Elvis, Dolly Parton and Louis Armstrong.
Rainy Day Activities
If bad weather dampens your outdoor activities visit Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum, Imax 3-D Theatre or Ripley's Aquarium.
Hotels
Holiday Inn Express at Broadway at the Beach is truly walking distance to Broadway at the Beach. The hotel is centrally located and very clean.
The Legends Resort Villas offer spacious condos with fully equipped kitchens. And there are putting greens located throughout the villas. The practice facility has lights for after-dark practice sessions. The Ailsa Pub is on location.
About The Author
Michael Joseph is a golf industry professional in New Jersey. He has worked as a golf professional, instructor, and clubmaker. Joseph's education includes a degree in golf operations management and a certification in club-fitting from The Golf Academy of America (formally the San Diego Golf Academy). Joseph shares his golf experience and knowledge with others by writing articles for Demand Media Studios and Golflink.com.
