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The 18th hole at Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links is the new Myrtle Beach.

Standing at the back tee, which butts up against a lazy stretch of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, with its thick brush and marshland spilling onto the hole, you’re presented with three options: you can hit straight to a generous fairway leaving a long second shot into the deep green; you can carry the wide stretch of unplayable and unforgiving marshland to a second fairway to shave off yardage and leave yourself a short iron in; or you can tie your shoes tightly, wind up your hips and swing for the fences at the appealing green a little over 300 yards away.

The hole, just like Myrtle Beach... more

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