Myrtle Beach, SC, October 22, 2025
News Summary
The Surf City Dunes Classic Pro-Am Surf Contest is underway in Myrtle Beach, SC, offering a thrilling weekend of surfing competition, free admission, and fun activities. This year’s event features professional and amateur surfers, a diverse lineup of competitors, and various family-friendly events, making it a highlight of the summer season. Hosted at the Dunes Golf and Beach Club, attendees can enjoy surf clinics, live music, and local cuisine, all while cheering on their favorite surfers.
Surf’s Up in Myrtle Beach: The Surf City Dunes Classic Pro-Am Surf Contest is Here!
It’s that time of year again in Myrtle Beach, SC! The Surf City Dunes Classic Pro-Am Surf Contest is shaking up the surf scene this weekend, and you won’t want to miss out on the fun. The three-day event kicked off on Friday and is set to run through Sunday, making it a fantastic way to round out summer with some sandy excitement.
Event Details
Hosted at the beautiful Dunes Golf and Beach Club, this contest is welcoming surfers from all corners of the globe! Whether you’re a seasoned surfer or just curious about the event, you will be glad to know that admission is absolutely free and open to the public. Who doesn’t love a free day at the beach filled with waves and action?
Who’s Competing?
The contest features both professional and amateur surfers of all ages competing across multiple divisions. That’s right! No matter your skill level, there’s a spot for you in this competition. With a generous $18,000 prize purse on the line, the stakes are high, and you can feel the excitement in the air.
A Community Affair
What started in 2020 has blossomed into a beloved event with local sponsorship support and a strong community-centered approach. The Surf City Dunes Classic highlights not just the thrill of competition, but also the importance of camaraderie and connection among surfers. It’s a chance for everyone—from beginners to experts—to share waves, stories, and laughter!
Surfers from Everywhere
This year, competitors are making waves from not just the US, but also the Caribbean and Central America. With such a diverse group, the energy is electric! On the final day of the event, there will even be a special costume division to celebrate Halloween. Imagine surfers dressed as everything from UPS drivers to Barbie and Ken; it’s not just about surfing; it’s about having a blast together!
A Fun-Filled Weekend
The Surf City Dunes Classic isn’t just about watching surfers ride the waves; there are also plenty of additional activities to enjoy as part of the festivities. Surf clinics and demos will get aspiring young surfers stoked to give it a try. And let’s not forget about the nightly music that’ll keep the vibes going long after the sun sets. With local cuisine and the HTC Vendors Village on hand, there’s something for everyone in the family.
Traffic Advisories
With so many people expected to flock to the event, traffic advisories have been issued for areas around the Surfside Pier. So, if you’re planning to come out, definitely keep that in mind to ensure a smooth experience. The last thing you want is to miss out on the action because of traffic!
An End-of-Summer Highlight
The Surf City Dunes Classic has cemented its place as an end-of-summer highlight for both locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re here to support the surfers, soak up the sun, or just enjoy a day out with family and friends, this event promises to deliver a fantastic weekend of fun and surfing.
So grab your sunscreen, put on your shades, and head to Myrtle Beach for the Surf City Dunes Classic Pro-Am Surf Contest. It’s sure to be a wave-crashing good time!
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Additional Resources
- WPDE News – Surfside Beach 2025 Carolina Cup
- WMBF News – Surfers Gather in Surfside Beach
- My Horry News – Surf City Dunes Classic
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Surfing
- Google Search: Surf City Dunes Classic Myrtle Beach
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