
Architect
Clyde Johnston
Established
1996
Par / Length
72 / 6890y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Glen Dornoch is a public coastal course in Little River, South Carolina, designed by Clyde Johnston along the Intracoastal Waterway. The par-72 routing moves through live oaks, marsh edges, lakes, and river views, building toward a demanding closing stretch. Its 6,890-yard back-tee card rewards accuracy and steady decision-making more than indiscriminate power.
History: Glen Dornoch opened in 1996 as part of the Myrtle Beach golf landscape. Johnston’s design uses the natural waterway setting and a Scottish links vocabulary, while the course’s progressive difficulty gives the round a deliberate shape from the easier opening holes to the demanding finish.
Did You Know? The par-3 17th requires a marsh carry to a green protected by a bulkhead bunker. It is a concise example of Glen Dornoch’s central idea, where the waterway is both the visual setting and a direct part of the shot required.
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4840 Glen Dornoch Way