ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic

The 2026 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic takes place at the Dunes Golf & Beach Club in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina from May 7 to 10, with a 120-player field competing for a $4 million purse on a par-71 layout stretching to 7,347 yards in the Eastern Daylight Time zone (UTC-4).

The Dunes Golf & Beach Club is the course that built Myrtle Beach golf. In 1948, a group of local businesspeople met at the Chapin Cabin, now the 11th tee box, and incorporated the club. They hired Robert Trent Jones Sr. to design the course, his first in a coastal environment. Jones was captivated by the site, describing it as a piece of land studded with live oaks where a marshy area called the Singleton Swash empties into the Atlantic. He built the back nine in 1949 and completed the front half in 1950. The Dunes ultimately launched Myrtle Beach as a golf destination and cemented Jones's reputation as the most prolific designer of the post-war era.

The course plays through rolling sandy terrain lined with live oaks and longleaf pines, with the Atlantic Ocean visible from several elevated tees. Singleton Swash winds through the property and creates strategic risk on multiple holes. The signature par-5 13th, "Waterloo," is a dramatic dogleg left around the swash that rewards a bold second shot over water to a green framed by sand and marsh. The Dunes hosted PGA Tour events, Senior PGA Tour events, and Champions Tour tournaments for decades before the Myrtle Beach Classic brought the PGA Tour back to the Grand Strand in 2024.

Myrtle Beach in early May sits comfortably in the mid-20s Celsius with ocean breezes that can shift direction through the day. The course's coastal exposure means wind is a constant factor, and the salt air firms up putting surfaces faster than players from inland tracks might expect.

For European viewers, EDT timing delivers the Sunday finish in the evening. When the final group tees off around 14:00 EDT, it is 19:00 in London, 20:00 in Paris and Berlin. For viewers in East Asia, 14:00 EDT is 03:00 Monday morning in Tokyo. For fans on the US West Coast, the 14:00 EDT start is 11:00 PDT.

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