s.jarvis

Hey, I went down last year. I stayed at the Breakers, found it to be the best deal and decent accomodations. We played Wicked Stick the first day, liked it, played eagles nest the second, did not and played both Myrtlewoods (Palmetto & Pine hills, both of which I found to be quite decent) the final day before the 16 hour drive home (long ass day). You may want to look at mbgolfwizard.com (i think, if not google myrtle beach golf wizard) found it to be quite informative, it is interactive so you can see what is available. Hope this helps and I got this in on time for you, enjoy, by the way last year in mid-feb, it was about 16-20 deg. celcius, pack some longer stuff especially for mornings and evenings. Check broadway at the beach for the restaurants and stuff, and the northern outlet mall is much better than the one to the west (check reebok store for greg norman wear).

I am a 26 year old full-time student at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. I am currently in my last semester of a BA majoring in Economics. I am also employed part time in sales (Future Shop) as well as a promotional marketing firm. Just this evening I wrote (and nailed) an exam to become ceritfied to sell investment funds in Canada, I commence work with Investors Group May 21st. I am itching to start this job because it gives me regular hours, weekends off (i.e. golfing on) and even the freedom and need to entertain clients (i.e. golf) to instill confidence and ease. I have been out to an indoor range once a week since Jan. 3, tired of astroturf. Anyways, this is my 3rd post, now I have to wait more to be a full member..... snow....forums.....school, always with the waiting....

Based on what the technology was then and what it is now, what Jack did will never be replicated. Although this was way before my time, we must understand that without the Jack's of history, the Tiger's of today would not exist. Tiger could not pure a 1 iron, no one could, but Jack hit the pin in '72,my hands are throbbing with the sheer thought of pulling a 1 iron out of my bag. I think Tiger is an incredible athlete, however, he is not the quintessential player, when he misses, he is gone both his ball and in the field. Be this as it may, I will pull for Furyk, Phil, Sergio, my Cdn boy Weir (if he gets it together) and many others before Tiger. I love to see someone take him down each and every time, and the less of a name they are the better. This is part of what makes watching the tournaments worth every minute (i.e. last weekends playoff, 2nd win for Howell tough lesson for Phil [again]). My girlfriend (whom has golfed only once... with me) was getting into it last weekend. It is these David-and-Goliathlike struggles that the PGA is so desperately seeking and the FedEx cup is an example of an attempt to initiate further battles. I think the PGA is looking at other sports to lead them and some ideas are interesting, we are about to witness some major changes, and I for one am very excited.

Hey guys, new to the site, looks good and very in depth. I am from Canada, my "home" course is under about 3 feet of snow but the website shows it off for now (oh please won't spring come soon) http://www.golfste-rose.com/ If anyone is coming up here, let me know, always willing to get in a round with someone new.