Pawleys Plantation Golf Club - Three Unforgettable Holes
THREE HOLES AT PAWLEYS PLANTATION GOLFERS WILL NOT FORGET December 06, 2016 by Chris King 55 Pawleys Plantation is equal parts beauty and beast, challenging every part of a player’s game at one turn and wowing the senses with its coastal beauty at the next. The Jack Nicklaus design has been among the most popular and talked about Myrtle Beach golf courses since its 1989 opening. The primary reason Pawleys Plantation Golf Club generates so much attention are the holes that play along the marsh on the back nine, and we are here to rank them for you.There are five holes along the marsh, these are the three best.3. No. 17, Par 3, 173/150 yards (all yardages are from blue/white tees): Tee shot is all carry across the marsh and there is little room to miss around the green. Throw-in the always unpredictable wind and this, despite what the scorecard may tell you, is a substantial challenge. By this point in the round on a difficult course, the mind has a tendency to wander. Don’t let it happen to you. Pay attention to the wind and grind your way through this one.2. No. 16, Par 4, 423/405 yards: The most difficult hole on the back nine is a long, dogleg left with the marsh looming on the right side of the green and final 100 yards of the fairway. If you can play your tee shot toward the elbow of the dogleg, you can shorten the hole and enjoy the benefit of the preferred line of approach. Tee shots that are to the right-center of the fairway leave a long approach over the marsh. It’s an outstanding golf hole and there is a strong case to be made that it’s the best along the marsh, but …Click to read about the number 1 hole: http://www.myrtlebeachgolfholiday.com/news/three-holes-at-pawleys-plantation-golfers-will-not-forget/?adcode=754&sourcecode=11&cmpid=External Email_GH2016-876