The Championship Course at World Tour Golf Club is a Mel Graham design located in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Graham, a regional architect active in the Grand Strand area during the late twentieth century, created this course as part of the World Tour Golf Club complex, which features multiple layouts themed around famous international holes and courses. The Championship Course serves as the facility's primary layout and reflects the parkland style typical of Myrtle Beach golf courses from its era. The routing moves through rolling terrain characteristic of South Carolina's coastal plain, with fairways framed by pine and hardwood forests. Water features appear on several holes, and the design incorporates elevation changes modest by regional standards but sufficient to create variety in lies and approach angles. World Tour Golf Club markets itself around the concept of recreating signature holes from renowned courses worldwide, though the Championship Course itself functions as a more traditional Carolina layout rather than a strict replica course. The facility caters to the Myrtle Beach golf tourism market, which draws visitors year-round to play the area's concentration of courses. The club offers public access and typically packages its multiple courses together for visiting golfers seeking variety during multi-day golf trips to the Grand Strand.