International World Tour Golf Links
At International World Tour Golf Links you can play some of the most prestigious golf holes in the world. 18 of the most renowned and challenging layouts from 15 of the most elite courses from 3 countries and nine states have been recreated in Myrtle Beach, SC. Play Augusta’s Amen Corner, the coveted number 1 and 18 at St. Andrews, and other holes from courses such as Winged Foot, Oakmont, Royal Troon, and Pine Valley. You’ll receive a passport to play some of the most famous holes in the world, all in one day.
To recreate such an experience you would have to travel over 20,000 miles through 6 time zones. During the initial research for International World Tour Golf Links, owner Mel Graham traveled thousands of miles to visit each 150 of these amazing holes on his short list of potential candidates.
International World Tour Golf Links
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