Wild Wing Plantation - Avocet Course

The greens are NOT in good condition. Course lay out is good but fairways and greens are not in good shape now. Called the golf course before booking a T time, asked specifically about greens condition and was told it’ is running about 11. When we played the greens were inconsistent and contaminated by mixtures of different grasses.

The course was in great condition. It was only slow because we played behind two foursome groups of elderly men.

Beautiful golf course. Pristine greens. Played under 4 hours.
One thing to make it better- put gps on cart, other than that, just beautiful

Course was in great shape. Big fairways. Bigger two tiered greens. The greens were in great shape but speed seemed inconsistent from one to the next. First time playing but I would definitely come back.

-Keith from Staten Island

Everything was perfect from the time I arrived to the time I left. Don’t pass this place up

The course was in great shape. The 2 groups of three in front of us were EXTREMELY SLOW. Some played two or three balls off of the tee even though their first ball was in play. No rangers to be seen at all. This course definitely needs rangers out on the course to check on the pace of play.

Course varies and interesting. Highly undulating greens were a problem for my 2 20 handicap friends. Lack of sand on carts lead to some divot fields. Don't expect to score well.

Excellent course. Well maintained, friendly staff. Will be a k next year

Course condition was excellent. Lots of construction getting on and off the course. pace of play was subpar. group ahead were very slow and no ranger to move things along. cost of rider fee was extreme

Keep in mind this is February. Greens were very fast. A lot of adulations. Fairways well defined and actually had nice grass to hit off of. Off the fairways was dormant grass, typical for MB. I had tough time hitting from it but you’re supposed to be on the fairways. Played the white tees and they were plenty long enough for my 64 years. Played five courses this winter and this was the best maintained course.

I always play wild wing when I am in Myrtle Beach. I have never ran into a than four hour round. Generous, fairways, challenging holes. My only negative comment could be that there’s no clubhouse at the turn to stop and get a drink or snack. Otherwise, you will not be disappointed playing there

This course is not in good shape for the money.
I would not recommend this course. Several Tee boxes and greens were in rough shape. I paid $100, now I did have a rider with me. I'm from NC and I play a course here for $25 (Winter rate ) that's better shape. Just highly disappointed.

Today I made a core memory in my life at Wild Wing Plantation. I decided to brave the rain that has put a damper on my business/ golf trip and hit up wild wing. I had the course to myself; which wouldn’t have been normal, but the rain kept everyone away. The fairways were well mixed with doglegs, fairway bunkers, water features, and rolling hills that all attributed to a challenging, but fun tee shot on nearly every hole. The tee boxes and fairways were in immaculate shape. Getting on greens in regulation is not insanely hard, but it does take some effort and good decision making skills. Sometimes playing longer clubs than you’d think, or even shorter ones to avoid a ton of bunkers. Greens were in spectacular shape and played probably a lot slower than normal given all the rain. Greens are where the game got interesting. Tough pin locations, lots of hills, and lots of slope changing that kept me on my toes.

Overall this was one of the best courses I have played.

Staff here are very friendly and accommodating.