Fourth of July in Myrtle Beach: Get set for fireworks on and off the golf course

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 24, 2007 -- By S. Adam Cardais,
Staff Writer,
Golf Publisher Syndications

Few ocean-side cities in the nation celebrate the Fourth of July with quite the style as Myrtle Beach, S.C.

From the Murrells Inlet Fourth of July Boat Parade to the many fireworks displays, Myrtle Beach's reverence for America's birthday is unquestionable. Add to that more than 100 excellent Myrtle Beach golf courses and several first rate resorts, and it's clear Myrtle Beach is a great place for an Independence Day golf weekend.

Here's a quick rundown on where to stay, where to golf and where to celebrate the Fourth of July in Myrtle Beach.

Litchfield Beach & Golf Resort: For family golf vacations, Litchfield is a great choice, with its wide variety of golf, dining and other entertainment options. Conde Nast Traveler Magazine voted it one of the "World's 50 Best Golf Resorts."

Just 20 minutes south of Myrtle Beach, the resort has 96 one-bedroom suites with a choice of lakeside or poolside views. If you're traveling with the kids and need more space, choose from one of Litchfield's two-room suites, condominiums, lakeside villas and fairway cottages. One-bedroom suites run around $100 a night.

Dining options include Webster's Lowcountry Grill, serving fresh baked pizza, steaks and seafood, Webster's Tavern and The Players Grill at Litchfield Country Club. There's also a Starbucks.

For the non-golfers in your family, Litchfield has 17 clay tennis courts, three of which are lighted. Michelle Elizabeth's Day Spa is a great place to unwind with a little self-indulgent pampering.


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June 22, 2007

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