The Yellow 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 alternative to the area's full-length championship courses, offering golfers a place to work on their short game or enjoy a quick round without the time commitment of regulation play. The course features holes that typically range from wedge distance to mid-irons, providing variety within the par-3 format. The layout takes advantage of the coastal plain topography common to the Grand Strand, with relatively flat terrain punctuated by strategic bunkering and water features that require accurate shot-making despite the abbreviated yardages. The design emphasizes target golf, rewarding precision over power. Cane Patch functions as part of Myrtle Beach's extensive golf infrastructure, catering to visitors and locals who want additional practice opportunities or a relaxed evening round. The facility's driving range component complements the par-3 course, making it a comprehensive practice destination. Given its location in one of America's most concentrated golf markets, the course sees steady play from vacationers staying in nearby accommodations and golfers looking to tune their games between rounds at the area's more prominent layouts.