Three Signature Arnold Palmer Designs in Myrtle Beach

About Myrtle Beach National

From the moment “The King,” Arnold Palmer, and his team designed Myrtle Beach National’s trio of layouts, the property established itself as one of the Grand Strand’s most important golf facilities. Beginning in 1973 with King’s North, MBN unveiled a new course in three consecutive years, culminating with SouthCreek in 1975. While Myrtle Beach National has always ranked among the area’s most popular venues, its profile grew significantly—both locally and nationally—when Palmer returned to redesign King’s North in 1996.

From the iconic “Gambler” par 5 to the island-green par-3 12th, flanked by bunkers shaped like the letters “SC,” the revitalized King’s North elevated MBN to a new level, a reputation it proudly maintains today. Featuring a full-service clubhouse, expansive driving range, multiple practice putting greens, and three distinctly different courses, Myrtle Beach National remains an ideal anchor for any Myrtle Beach golf trip.