Rain Check Policy

Having a strict “black and white” rain check policy isn’t something we’re comfortable with here at Beachwood. As we know, Mother Nature’s mood is quite mercurial at times.

“If you tee off in the rain, then no rain check will be issued.” That doesn’t seem fair to us.

“Tee off on hole #1; a nine hole rain check will be issued, tee off hole #10; NO rain check will be given.” That’s pretty harsh too.

Moral compasses and common sense should prevail in these matters. We promise to be fair and honest with you; and in return, we ask that you be fairand honest with us.

Credit Card Policy

When you book your tee time online at beachwoodgolf.com, you’ll always be required to secure it with a valid credit card. When booking over the phone, we ask for a credit card for all tee times made more than seven days in advance of the requested play date. Also, any group of five players or more, booking more than 48 hours in advance of the desired play date, will be asked for a card to hold the time.

There are only two ways that Beachwood would ever charge the credit card you give us to hold your tee times. The first is if you tell us to do so at check-in. Your credit card is required only to secure your tee time. You may choose a different form of payment, or pay individually, on the day of play. The second is if you don’t show up to play. Any groups arriving with fewer golfers than booked will be responsible for the total number of golfers reserved, and an 18 hole rain check will be issued for each golfer not present. Rain checks have NO expiration date and are good for a round anytime at an amount equal to or less than the current rate versus the rate at the time the rain check was issued. If the current rate is higher when redeeming the rain check, the difference will be due at check-in.

Also, if you have any coupons or discounts due, let us know what you have in the “Comment” box when you book your tee time online. We’ll apply any valid discount at check-in on the day of play.

Dress Code Policy

Beachwood’s dress code is quite lenient, comparatively, although we do have a few rules to maintain some sense of decorum. Men are not allowed to play wearing tank tops or sleeveless t-shirts (muscle shirts). Cut-off jean shorts are also not permissable for men or women. Blue jeans and t-shirts are allowed provided that they are clean and presentable. Women can wear just about anything, including tank tops. In recent history we’ve only had to say something to one woman, and that was when she was spotted playing in a bikini top.

Walking policy

Walking is NOT permitted at Beachwood at any time during the year. Carts are always required and therefore, all rates on this website and all rates quoted over the phone include cart fee.

Personal Cooler Policy

Beachwood permits golfers to bring personal coolers to the course, provided that they fit easily into the basket on the golf cart. Don’t worry if you forget, though. We have a grill, snack bar and a fully stocked beverage cart out on the course everyday!

Junior Policy

When visiting the North Myrtle Beach area, you’ll find that policies regarding junior golfers vary greatly from golf course to golf course. We recommend calling ahead when playing other courses (although we don’t know why you would play anywhere but Beachwood) to get each individual course’s junior policy. Our policy follows, along with some scenarios that we see every year to help better explain and avoid confusion at check-in.

Junior golfers age 16 and under play free, one per each paid adult, from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend and after 11:00am only. No further discounts are available.

Scenario #1 – Father comes in with two juniors, ages 16 and 12. The sixteen year old has a valid driver’s license, so Dad pays for himself and one of the juniors; remember one junior plays free per each paid adult, and they’re good to go.

Scenario #2 – Dad comes in with two juniors, ages 13 and 10. When we tell Dad that you must have a valid driver’s permit or license to drive the golf cart he says, “No problem. My kids will take turns walking, or we’ll all just ride in one cart.” One problem… well, two problems – we don’t allow walking and only two players are allowed to ride on a cart. Dad’s only options at this point are to get paired with a single golfer old enough to drive a cart, or call Mom, Grandma, uncle Charlie, etc. and have them come along to drive the other cart. Beachwood does not charge for non-playing riders, or in this case drivers, if an extra cart is not required.