Legends Golf Resort - Parkland Course

I thought the golf course was great. i didn't like that they wouldn't give me my cart until 10 minutes before my time. i had to walk fairly far to the driving range and back, then to the putting green and back. The starter on the first tee gave me a hard time because i said my time was 12:52 i think. It was actually 12:48 but i didn't have it memorized. He said there is no 12:52. I was like, i don't know what to tell you, is there a time near that with my name in it? he seemed confused and confrontational. other than that, I loved the course and will likely return.

Awful rangers rush you on the first nine with nobody behind you only to run into a logjam at the turn because they double tee. $110+ in May is laughable.

Parkland was the last course we played and for the mid-tier price, by far the best for this time of year. Other courses we played below or slightly below the Parkland greens fees were in very rough condition (uncut tee blocks, sandy greens, unkept bunkers), but Parkland had all that covered. Overall very happy with the value.

This is a hige three course complex, with a hige parking lot requiring three bag drop areas, with enpugh staff to unload bags. There is a nice practice area driving range to warm up before play.The weather caused a carr path only day, however the parkland was mot as budy as the others so good pace of play.

Fairways were forgiving greens were not greens undulating up & down hard to read really test your game had a lot of fun

Mind you , it rained during the entire round which made it a bad day !

The pro shop was rude and not customer friendly at all ! Remember , you’re in the service industry!

The check in at bag drop was like a frat party.
No organization whatsoever. Potential golfers Waiting on carts to be brought up to service 3 courses. 5 hours and 15 minutes to play 17 holes before succumbing to daylight. No marshals. Attendants working off of hand written clip boards. Horrible organizational skills.
Parkland course was good but hard to enjoy at a pathetic pace.

Course was pretty great, conditions were good. Would have been 5 stars if it wasn’t for the golf carts and hitting mats at range. Carts were in BAD shape, torn seat, had to pump the gas to get it going, steering wheel was sideways to go straight, and little brakes. Course brings in more than enough cash flow to have carts like this. Almost brings down the experience of playing these beautiful courses. This course is my least favorite out of the three, but just because there are a lot of houses and apartments off the course.

Tee to green, generally in good shape. Greens were firm and fast. They would hold iron shots but pitches and chips ran forever. Ball also ways seemed to sink down in the fairway grass even though it was clipped right. Rough was deep and penal in spots. Just too many homes on the course. Many have been added in the last 10 years. Takes away from the character of a once great layout.

It was a horrible experience because they did not have my tea time through golf now and I had to pay twice in order to play. I am still waiting from a refund from golf now.

Greens were slow and scalped in many areas. Pace of play was terrible. Over 3 hour back 9. I was playing as a single and was able to play the front 9 in an hour and a half.

This course stood out for its good condition and beauty. Pace of play was very slow, however. I would return, definitely, but not play on Saturday afternoon.

Booked tee time to take a valued customer out for a day of golf. At NO TIME did anyone mention that the greens had recently been aerated. Greens were bumpy, hairy and extremely slow. for $90 per person, the course wasnt worth the $$ asked to play it.
I've played this course in the past and had nothing but a positive experience. Wow--how things have changed! Not sure I'll be back with all of the other Myrtle Beach Golf options available.