Myrtle Beach

 Myrtle Beach is a great place to live, work and play, as our 22,579 full-time residents will confirm.  What makes our city so inviting?  Here's a short list....  Three recreation centers have been expanded or renovated in recent months.  New roads have been built with attractive landscaping and underground utilities. The cultural arts are being reborn throughout the community.  And our local business climate offers a wealth of entertainment, dining and shopping options.   

Today the area has become known, not only for its spectacular beaches, but as one of the leading golf destinations in the world. The Grand Strand boasts over 90 golf courses, many of which were designed by such masters as: Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, the Dyes, Dan Maples and Rees Jones to name a few. Since 1994 the area has been home to the PGA Senior Tour Championship at the world famous Dunes Golf and Beach Club. It is estimated that the Myrtle Beach area will have over 100 golf courses by the year 2000.

Hosting numerous "Live Entertainment Theaters" ... featuring shows by the popular group ALABAMA (who got their start in a small local night spot in Myrtle Beach), world champion exhibition ice skating and spectacular "Western" shows, the Myrtle Beach area has already become known as "the Branson of the South". Over 100 amusement parks and pavilions, 1800 restaurants, world-class deep sea, pier and surf fishing, baseball stadium, endless shopping and a host of cultural activities make Myrtle Beach and the entire Grand Strand area a true, year-round, destination for vacationers and visitors of all ages.

With its mild climate, natural "low country" beauty, state-of-the-art medical facilities and overall laid back quality of life, the Myrtle Beach area is popular for those seeking a second home or retirement spot. From private-gated residential golf communities to luxury oceanfront condominiums to affordable homes ... the Myrtle Beach area truly has something for everyone.




                                                      

                                                                                                                                                            Courtesy of The City of Myrtle Beach