Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club
A Clyde Johnston design in Conway, South Carolina, Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club blends wide fairways, large old-style tee boxes, elevated Bentgrass greens, English manor atmosphere, and championship-inspired visuals shaped by classic golf architecture.
A big-shouldered Conway course with English polish.
Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club gives Myrtle Beach golf groups a different kind of round: wide landing areas, bold green complexes, formal clubhouse character, and a traditional English-style presentation tucked into Conway.
Designed by Clyde Johnston and opened in 2001, Shaftesbury Glen plays as a par 72 and stretches to 6,935 yards from the championship tees. The course gives players room to swing, but the size of the greens and the shape of the approach shots make placement matter.
The design draws from classic championship-course inspiration, using broad fairways, large rectangular tee boxes, elevated greens, bunkers, and water to create a round that feels roomy off the tee but more demanding around the targets.
For Myrtle Beach golf trips, Shaftesbury Glen is a strong fit when groups want a Conway round with room off the tee, a polished clubhouse atmosphere, and enough strategic bite to keep the short game honest.
Traditional English style
Shaftesbury Glen pairs formal clubhouse character with a course presentation inspired by classic championship venues.
Wide fairways
The course gives players room to swing, making it friendly from the tee while still asking for smart placement into the greens.
Large elevated greens
Big Bentgrass putting surfaces create inviting targets, but the wrong section can leave long putts and awkward short-game work.
Shaftesbury Glen gallery
A look at Shaftesbury Glen’s broad fairways, elevated greens, large tee boxes, bunkering, water features, and Conway golf setting.
How Shaftesbury Glen plays.
Shaftesbury Glen gives players confidence from the tee, then asks better questions near the greens. The fairways are generous, but the elevated putting surfaces, bunkers, and water make approach placement the real scorecard separator.
- Use the width. The fairways invite confident swings, but the best tee shots still favor the angle that opens the green.
- Control approaches. The greens are large and elevated, so distance control matters. A ball on the wrong tier can still feel like unfinished paperwork.
- Respect the bunkers. The sand protects the shape of the course. Missing in the wrong bunker can turn a scoring hole into a rescue operation.
- Best group fit. A strong choice for groups that want a Conway round with room off the tee, polished presentation, and a classic championship-course feel.
What’s available at Shaftesbury Glen
Shaftesbury Glen offers the core pieces golf groups need for a full Conway round: bar, restaurant, golf shop, carts, club rentals, driving range, and an English manor-style clubhouse setting.
Bar
Club Rental
Golf Carts
Golf Shop
Restaurant
Driving Range
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