Sports

Along with the leaves changing and the temperatures getting a little cooler, the return of football is a welcome aspect of autumn. And no matter who your favorite college or pro team is, the Grand Strand is rife with amazing sports bars that will fill your appetite for both food and sports action. From North Myrtle Beach all the way to Murrells Inlet, here are a few great places to catch limitless football each Saturday and Sunday this fall.Wild Wing CafeLocated in the popular Barefoot Landing entertainment district, Wild Wing Cafe has been a favorite destination for sports fans looking to watch the big game while on their North Myrtle Beach vacation.... Read More

It may be cold right now, but before you know it birds will be chirping, flowers will be blooming and the peak golf season in Myrtle Beach will be in full swing. There's nothing like a spring golf vacation to Myrtle Beach, and it's even better when you have the best gear to enjoy on your golf getaway. After booking your Myrtle Beach golf package with Myrtle Beach Golf Central, heck out some of the experts' picks for golf gear to make your game better--or at least more enjoyable. Oakley Jawbreaker sunglasses When you're enjoying your Myrtle Beach golf vacation, it helps to actually see the course, and the course will pop out through the Prizm lenses of Oakley's Jawbreaker sunglasses.... Read More

The Myrtle Beach Ripken Experience annually hosts the largest travel baseball and softball tournaments throughout the Grand Strand area. Named for professional baseball player Cal Ripken, Jr., the camps and tournaments seek to provide younger players with Big League experiences at an affordable rate. The Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach puts you right in the middle of all of the game-day action and allows you to explore the beautiful oceanside city of Myrtle Beach whenever your player is off the field. When you reserve a stay at one of our Ripken Hotels, your accommodations in Myrtle Beach are sure to impress.... Read More

South Carolina native and Coastal Carolina University alum Dustin Johnson has made waves in the professional golf world for years and has recently risen to prominence as the No. 1 golfer in the world after top showings at Riviera and the Mexico Championship. Though he is the top player on the world stage today, his history with the Grand Strand has served as a foundational stepping stone of his golf experience. Johnson grew up in the state capital of Columbia, where he led his Dutch High School golf team before signing with the Coastal Carolina University Chanticleers in 2003. During his tenure at CCU, Johnson earned honors such as Big South Player of the Year ('05, '06, and '07) and First Team All-American, and he helped lead the team to a fifth place finish at the NCAA championships his senior year.... Read More