It is with great pleasure we announce to you our first ever Junior Golf Team here at Barefoot! With the school year drawing to a close and summer right around the corner, we are extremely excited to offer such a great opportunity to the youth within our community.
The team led PGA Tour star Jim Furyk and Hootie & the Blowfish guitarist Mark Bryan won the 20th annual Hootie & the Blowfish Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am title with an 18-under par score of 54 at Barefoot Resort’s Dye Course Monday.
The Dye Course at Barefoot Resort & Golf has won 2013 Myrtle Beach “Course of the Year”, from a vote of the Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course Owners Association membership at the July meeting. In August The Dye Course has added onto the prestige, being named the 2013 SC Golf Course of the Year by…
DetailsThe Dye Club at Barefoot Resort will host the World Championship on August 30, dawning the overall winner of the 30th annual World Am. The Dye Club has been ranked among America’s Top 100 public courses and is a worthy replacement to TPC Myrtle Beach, the previous host for the past three years. “The Dye…
DetailsCelebrities, entertainers and golf pros alike are getting ready for the 19th annual Hootie & The Blowfish Monday After The Masters Golf Tournament, which will be held on Monday, April 15. 2013 will mark the 11th year the Barefoot Resort Dye Club in North Myrtle Beach will host this star-studded event.
To anyone flying to Myrtle Beach this year, read and click on the links below to book your next vacation to the “Grand Strand”…
Most people spend their whole golfing careers, never able to obtain the elusive Hole-In-One. Depending upon where your sources are gathered, the general odds for an amateur to make one are roughly 1 in 12,000. For those fortunate enough to take claim to one, it is something they will remember and cherish for the rest…
DetailsTO SIGN UP FOR THE EVENT CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW… http://www.optimist.org/e/juniorgolf/spring_series_barefoot.cfm
DetailsUSGA Rules Of Golf 12-1a Rule 12-1a deals with searching for or identifying a ball that is covered by sand, anywhere on the course. The player is now entitled to touch or move as much sand as is deemed necessary to find or identify his ball. Once the ball has been properly found and identified,…
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