Myrtle Beach · SC

Wild Wing Plantation

Est. 1991 · Willard Byrd (Wood Stork); Larry Nelson & Jeff Brauer (Avocet)
Par
72
Rating
74.5
Slope
147
Length
4,324–6,584 yd
Holes
18
Par 72Out 36In 36Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds3833703985281574515531643523356
Par44453453436
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds3974852073642704914371813963228
Par45344543436

About Wild Wing Plantation

Wild Wing Plantation near Conway began in 1991 with the Wood Stork course (Willard Byrd), followed by the Avocet in 1993 by Larry Nelson and Jeff Brauer, plus a Rees Jones-designed Falcon and the Hummingbird, a four-course, 72-hole facility on the Highway 501 corridor. In the mid-2000s the Wood Stork, Hummingbird and Falcon closed, leaving the Avocet, now managed by Founders Group International.

Via Myrtle Beach Golf Trips — “King's Korner: Five Reasons Wild Wing's Avocet Golf Course Is Soaring”

Via Founders Group International — “Wild Wing Plantation”

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