I am going to Myrtle Beach with seven other guy to play four rounds of golf. We have handicapps that run between 15 to 20. We want to play four different courses that are nice but not to hard any suggestions?

Most courses there have a more extensive selection of tee positions than the average public course. My best suggestion is to select a tee based on the slope rating of the tees you play at home, and you should have a good time at any of the courses.

Personally, I most often play north of town, in and around Calabash. I also really enjoy the courses south of Myrtle, around Litchfield. All are less crowded, with far less road traffic surrounding them.