Tiger's Eye Golf Links at Ocean Ridge Golf Plantation - Course Spotlight Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday
Ocean Ridge Plantation has long been home to the Big Cats, but it was Tiger’s Eye Golf Links that made the four-course facility a Myrtle Beach golf must-play.
The Tim Cate design opened in 2000 and immediately took its place among the area’s most sought after tee times, even earning a spot on Golf Digest’s list of America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses.
Sixteen years after its opening, Tiger’s Eye remains one of our favorite Myrtle Beach golf courses and here is why:
The strength of Tiger’s Eye is in its quality from the first tee shot to the final putt. There is no single signature hole, a testament to the depth of the course’s offerings.
Tiger’s Eye doesn’t play along the water, but Cate created a course that is visually stunning through his incorporation of waste bunkers, water and locally harvested coquina boulders that ring several greens.
More:
http://www.myrtlebeachgolfholiday.com/news/five-reasons-tigers-eye-is-the-biggest-cat-at-ocean-ridge-plantation/
The Tim Cate design opened in 2000 and immediately took its place among the area’s most sought after tee times, even earning a spot on Golf Digest’s list of America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses.
Sixteen years after its opening, Tiger’s Eye remains one of our favorite Myrtle Beach golf courses and here is why:
The strength of Tiger’s Eye is in its quality from the first tee shot to the final putt. There is no single signature hole, a testament to the depth of the course’s offerings.
Tiger’s Eye doesn’t play along the water, but Cate created a course that is visually stunning through his incorporation of waste bunkers, water and locally harvested coquina boulders that ring several greens.
More:
http://www.myrtlebeachgolfholiday.com/news/five-reasons-tigers-eye-is-the-biggest-cat-at-ocean-ridge-plantation/