PGA TOUR golf comes to the Dunes Golf & Beach Club. Here is how to plan a smooth visit around the tournament.
Spectator parking is typically off-site with a shuttle to the Dunes Club. Buy tickets and check parking details in advance.
Tournament infoA tournament day means hours outside on your feet. Bring sunscreen, water, and comfortable shoes.
Most PGA TOUR events restrict large bags and have phone-use policies. Check the bag and conduct policy before you go.
A tournament is a lot of time outdoors — plan for heat, storms and possible lightning delays, and sign up for weather alerts.
Sign up for alertsA little planning makes tournament day easy — here are the essentials for getting in and getting around.
Spectators park at designated lots and ride a shuttle to the Dunes Club. Driving directly to the course is usually not allowed.
Daily and weekly tickets sell online. Kids often get in free with a ticketed adult — check the current policy.
Small or clear bags, sunscreen, and water are your friends. Follow the event’s bag-size and phone policies.
Exact 2027 dates, parking lots, and policies come from the tournament — verify on the official site.
A full day in the sun adds up fast. Hydrate, take shade breaks, and watch for signs of heat exhaustion.
Near the course, follow event signage and shuttles. Around town, here is the usual parking picture.
The Pavilion Parking Garage at 914 N. Kings Hwy. is the closest covered garage to the Boardwalk and SkyWheel. Rates climb during holidays and events, so bring a card and arrive early.
Paid parking is enforced 9 a.m. to midnight daily, March through September. Downtown meters run $2/hour; beach-access spaces are $3/hour or $15 all day. Pay at the meter, in the ParkMobile app, or by texting your zone number to 25023.
A 7-day visitor parking pass is $50 from the Lanier Parking office inside the Pavilion garage (914 N. Kings Hwy.). It covers city meters all week.
Coast RTA runs year-round fixed-route buses along the beach corridor. The free seasonal shuttle ended in June 2026, so check current routes on the Coast RTA Ride Tracker app or call 843-488-0865. Rideshare drop-offs avoid the closures too.
Parking rates and bus routes change seasonally; confirm current pricing on the City of Myrtle Beach and Coast RTA sites before you go.
Traffic is heaviest right after big events. Let lots clear by walking a while, or arrange a rideshare pickup a few blocks away.
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