Hospitality
May 9-12, 2024
18 Green Suites
Located on the 18th Green, these suites provide access for up to 30 guests per day with all beverages included and custom food packages available through the concessionaire for an additional investment. As an 18th Green Suite holder, you will receive one (1) honorary observer group on a mutually agreed upon tournament day for two guests to walk inside the ropes during a PGA Tour group’s round.
Contact Travis Galowski for more information.
17 Green Suites
Located directly behind the par-3 17th green, these suites provide access for up to 25 guests per day to enjoy the atmosphere on the penultimate hole. Beverages are included in the package, while food is available for an additional investment through the concessionaire.
Contact Travis Galowski for more information.
Tailgates
Nestled between the 17th and 18th holes and just steps from the fan zone, tailgates provide a laid-back atmosphere to entertain up to 20 guest per day. Custom food and beverage packages are available for an additional investment through the concessionaire.
Contact Travis Galowski for more information.
Cabanas on 17
Among the most popular style hospitality across the PGA TOUR, the Cabanas line the par-3 17th fairway with views of the tee shots and green. Cabanas provide access for up to 25 guests per day, with all inclusive beverages and food available for an additional investment through the concessionaire.
Contact Travis Galowski for more information.
CLUB 18
Located directly behind the 18th Green, CLUB 18 gives flexibility for corporate groups and groups of friends to come out and enjoy the Myrtle Beach Classic. CLUB 18 tickets are inclusive of beer, wine, soda, water, and lunch, with cocktails available for purchase.
Contact Travis Galowski for more information.
Hospitality Inquiry
Our golf community provides a wealth of opportunities for players seeking to enhance their skillset. With over 90 golf courses and the exciting addition of the Myrtle Beach Classic, the Grand Strand continues to expand upon its legacy as the ‘Golf Capital of the World.’
Karen Riordan
