Posted on Jan 30, 2010 - 09:22 AM

Myrtle Beach National Company Assumes Management of Tradition Golf Club

Myrtle Beach National Company Assumes Management of Tradition Golf Club

The Myrtle Beach National Company (MBN) has announced that it will assume the marketing and management of Tradition Golf Club.

MBN will oversee the outside operations and maintenance of the 18-hole facility, the pro shop and the marketing of Tradition, a Ron Garl design located in Pawleys Island, S.C. that opened in 1996.

Awarded 4 ½ stars by Golf Digest in its 2008 “Best Places to Play Guide,” Tradition was named the South Carolina Golf Owners Association Golf Course of the Year in 2000 and received the “Top Fairways” award in 1998 by Golf for Women.

“We are excited to work with the Myrtle Beach National Company,” said Clay DuBose, general manager of Tradition Golf Club. “Myrtle Beach National has created great experiences for golfers for many years and we believe that their marketing and operational expertise will help us continue to grow.”

With the addition of the Tradition Golf Club, the Myrtle Beach National Company now owns and/or manages 13 golf courses on the Grand Strand, including three 27-hole facilities; Aberdeen Country Club; King’s North at Myrtle Beach National, South Creek at Myrtle Beach National and the West Course at Myrtle Beach National; Waterway Hills Golf Club; Long Bay Golf Club; Litchfield Golf Club; River Club; Willbrook Plantation; Blackmoor Golf Club; Wachesaw Plantation East; and Wild Wing Plantation, which joined the Myrtle Beach National family in December 2009. Thirteen of the Myrtle Beach National Company golf courses received four stars or higher in Golf Digest’s “2009-2010 Best Places to Play” guide.

MBN also reached a recent agreement with a 14th facility, the Tournament Players Club of Myrtle Beach, to include that course in MBN’s exclusive marketing programs and special golf packages.

“This is a tremendous opportunity to work with Tradition Golf Club, a golf course that has the earned reputation as one of the best-maintained courses in the Myrtle Beach area,” said Jim Woodring, vice president of golf operations and marketing for the Myrtle Beach National Company. “We look forward to working with their staff to enhance awareness and the experience enjoyed by golfers at Tradition.”

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