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Holes 18

Opened 1973

Architects Frank Duane, Arnold Palmer

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Par 72

Yardage Black: 7,017; Gold: 6,481; White: 6,024; Green: 6,195; Blue: 5,662; Red: 4,816

Course/Slope ratings Black: 72.6/136; Gold: 69.7/128; White: 68.2/123; Green: 76.4/148-women; Blue: 67.0/115-men/72.0/127-w; Red: 67.4/113

Greens Crenshaw bentgrass

Rates (18 holes) Range from $90-$173

Head professional Michael Burnside

Superintendent Michael Bankert

Address 4900 National Drive, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29579

Web site www.mbn.com

Phone 843-448-2308, 1-800-344-5590

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