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Last Post 09-27-2010 09:55 AM by JohnBarry. 8 Replies.
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09-08-2010 02:26 PM
    Looking to combine the seasons and get the best value possible. What is the time frame right before the Oceanfront resorts rates go through the roof? Is it generally before Labor Day weekend? I want to hit this year at the end of Spring for Golf and Stay on the Oceanfront without losing an arm and a leg, and a wife!
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    09-08-2010 02:27 PM
    Late May is best for golf & Lodging in my opinion.
    2012 will mark my 34th consecutive year to make a golf trip to Myrtle. Retired as "group leader" after last May's trip, but unretired long enough to book golf thru Brian for May 2012.
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    09-08-2010 02:32 PM
    Looking at the 18th through the 22nd, the week and weekend before Labor Day or possibly 11th through the 15th. Trying to get on the Ocean this year, while possibly avoiding the 105+ temps!
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    09-08-2010 02:42 PM
    My group always goes the week before Memorial Day. Summer golf rates start May 23rd, but high season lodging prices usually don't kick in until the week after Memorial Day.
    2012 will mark my 34th consecutive year to make a golf trip to Myrtle. Retired as "group leader" after last May's trip, but unretired long enough to book golf thru Brian for May 2012.
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    09-08-2010 05:38 PM
    Agree 100% with Donald...Late May is great for MB golf...rates are in summer mode, but hotel prices aren't. Weather is usually high 70's to mid 80's, cool in the AM's for early rounds.
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    09-08-2010 09:34 PM
    A good way to get a feel for exact rate periods is to look at Golfdesk's room rates for that period, for ocean front hotels, like Caravelle, Malibu Point, etc, even if those aren't where you plan to stay.
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    09-10-2010 09:39 AM
    Great advice Art, not sure why I didn't look
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    09-22-2010 10:16 AM
    May is nice but September is also great.  Rates for both golf and hotels are cheap and the  weather is fantastic if there are not any hurricanes.
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    09-27-2010 09:55 AM
    Do you think I can actually wait for next year all summer until Fall for my trip. I might actually destroy all my friends with info on the trip and count down messages.

    BTW, 267 days until my Myrtle Beach 2011 Trip!!!
    John Barry "Nothing compares to a Myrtle Beach Trip with the Guys!"
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