The General James Hackler Golf Course is a municipal facility in Conway, South Carolina, designed by Gene Hamm and serving the Horry County community. The course is named after General James Hackler, a local military figure, reflecting the region's practice of honoring veterans through public recreational facilities. As a municipal course, it provides accessible golf to residents and visitors in the Myrtle Beach area, which is home to one of the highest concentrations of golf courses in the United States. Gene Hamm, a regional architect active in the Carolinas during the latter decades of the twentieth century, designed courses that typically work within the natural Lowcountry terrain. The Conway area features relatively flat topography with sandy soils, pine forests, and wetland areas characteristic of South Carolina's coastal plain. Courses in this setting generally incorporate water hazards, strategic bunkering, and tree-lined fairways that require accuracy off the tee. As a public facility, The General James Hackler Golf Course serves a range of players from beginners to experienced golfers seeking an affordable round. Municipal courses in the Myrtle Beach region often balance playability with challenge, providing straightforward layouts that accommodate high traffic volumes while maintaining conditioning standards appropriate to their operational budgets. The course contributes to the area's reputation as a golf destination while primarily serving local recreational needs.