The greens were some of the best on the island. The course itself is ok. A little beat up around the tee boxes, but aside form that it was pretty good.

Played on Saturday 1 May 2010 - party of 12 golfers from England.
I first played Possum Trot in 1996 and never considered going back but was intrigued to do so after reading an article in which it was rated as the 'course of the month' for Myrtle Beach.
Since that first visit I have played many courses in the 'Beach' a great deal of them being rated much higher than Possum Trot and I was awry of what I would find. Apart from 2 greens which had a slight problem, the course was well presented and it is an excellent and challenging layout with numerous long par 4's which require accurate drives and long carries for the second shot. The staff are very welcoming and helped to make it a good final day for before our long flight home. To people considering playing Possum Trot, do not be put off by the low star rating. Play it, you will have a very enjoyable experience.

Possum Trot is closing May 17 and is expected to reopen on approximately June 18 after replacing at least five greens.

Read more: http://www.thesunnews.com/2010/04/17/1425976/pair-of-strand-courses-closing.html#ixzz0lb2EnD00

Possum Trot will be closing May 17, 2010 until June 15,2010 for restoration of its greens. Possum Trot is located in the heart of North Myrtle Beach, SC and is a Traditional Russel Breeden design.

we had a great time at possum trot this year. We golfed there twice in may. the staff and workers are all very friendly and helpful and the course was in wonderful condition