Blue at Cane Patch Par 3 & Driving Range

The Blue Course at Cane Patch Par 3 & Driving Range is a short course designed by Ed Ault and Tom Clark, located in the heart of Myrtle Beach's golf corridor. As a par-3 facility, it serves primarily as a practice venue and casual round option for visitors and locals in one of America's most golf-dense resort markets. The course provides an accessible introduction to the game or a quick nine holes for experienced players looking to work on their short iron play.

The layout features holes that typically range from wedge distance to mid-iron length, utilizing the relatively flat coastal plain terrain common to the Grand Strand. Water hazards and modest bunkering provide strategic interest appropriate to the format, while the design allows for efficient play that fits within the time constraints of vacation schedules. The facility's driving range component makes it a popular stop for golfers staying in the area who want to warm up before heading to one of the region's full-length courses.

Cane Patch operates as a straightforward practice and play facility without the amenities or membership structure of a private club. Its location along the heavily trafficked golf routes of Myrtle Beach means it functions primarily within the destination golf economy, offering an affordable and low-pressure option in a market known for its concentration of courses. The Blue designation distinguishes it from other potential layouts at the facility.