King’s North at Myrtle Beach National blends classic pedigree with modern flair following a recent renovation by architect Brandon Johnson. Originally designed by Arnold Palmer, the course has long been one of the Grand Strand’s most popular and recognizable layouts, known for its bold visuals and risk-reward shotmaking.
The renovation refreshed bunkering, improved playability, and brought the greens and their surrounds to life, enhancing the course’s strategic interest. No hole captures that spirit better than “The Gambler,” the iconic par-5 sixth, where players must decide whether to play to an alternate island fairway in hopes of making eagle. It’s Myrtle Beach golf at its most memorable…