Myrtle Beach, October 12, 2025
News Summary
Myrtle Beach recently showcased its vibrant atmosphere by hosting the 42nd Myrtle Beach World Am, the largest amateur golf tournament globally, attracting nearly 3,000 participants. Along with golf, the city boasts numerous karaoke venues catering to both casual and trained singers, creating dynamic entertainment options. Players enjoyed engaging activities during the tournament, including a lively karaoke night that fostered networking and socializing among golfers. Myrtle Beach continues to be a prime destination for sports and entertainment enthusiasts alike.
Myrtle Beach is experiencing a vibrant karaoke scene alongside hosting major golf tournament events. Recently, the city was the stage for the 42nd consecutive Myrtle Beach World Am, which is recognized as the largest amateur golf tournament in the world, attracting nearly 3,000 players.
The Myrtle Beach World Am filled tee times at nearly 60 golf courses in the area before the Labor Day weekend, drawing participants from various backgrounds. Golfers compete under tournament rules, which include the requirement to putt everything out. For those interested in taking part, the entry fee is around $600, excluding travel and accommodation costs. Participants enjoy access to the “World’s Largest 19th Hole,” featuring free food, drinks, games, and nightly entertainment, with comedic group St. André Golf providing entertainment during the event.
The demographic of the Myrtle Beach World Am leans towards an older audience, with many players aged 50 and over. To enhance the experience, entertainment has been refreshed in recent years, including improvised interactions and the creation of social media content, encouraging a lively atmosphere. Popular activities during the tournament included long putt challenges, an “island” par-3 contest, and a thrilling karaoke night featuring audience participation, which facilitated networking and socializing among golfers of varying skill levels.
Karaoke Scene in Myrtle Beach
Karaoke is popular among both trained vocalists and casual singers in Myrtle Beach. There are several favorite karaoke spots throughout the area:
- Murphy’s Law: Located at 4204 Carolina Exchange Dr., this venue hosts karaoke on Wednesday and Saturday nights and offers a selection of drinks and pub food.
- Pop’s Place Bar & Grill: Found at 511 S Kings Hwy., Pop’s features karaoke every night from 8 PM to 1 AM but is restricted to 21+ audiences after 8 PM, serving pub food and drinks.
- 810 Billiards and Bowling: Located in Market Common at 1220 Moser Dr., karaoke is available every Sunday from 7 PM to 11 PM and shifts to every other Saturday night during football season.
- The Pier at Garden City: Located at 110 S Waccamaw Dr., karaoke is hosted every day during the summer from 2 PM to 6 PM. The venue also offers fishing, a cafe, and an arcade.
- Borgata Surfside: Positioned at 813 Surfside Dr., this spot has karaoke on Thursdays and Sundays from 7:30 PM to 11:30 PM and occasionally features live music.
- Neal and Pam’s Grill: Situated at 20 South Ocean Boulevard, this grill usually offers “All Star Karaoke” several nights a week, providing an events calendar for the schedule.
The combination of Myrtle Beach’s karaoke venues and the prestigious golf tournament creates a lively atmosphere for entertainment and sports enthusiasts alike. As the city continues to host thrilling events, it maintains its reputation as a prime destination for both golfing and casual social gatherings.
Key Features of Myrtle Beach Events
| Event | Details |
|---|---|
| Myrtle Beach World Am | Largest amateur golf tournament with nearly 3,000 players; filled tee times at 60 courses; $600 entry fee. |
| Access to 19th Hole | Features free food, drinks, games, and entertainment, including St. André Golf. |
| Demographic | Majority are aged 50 and over; activities promote socializing and networking. |
| Karaoke Venues | Various spots with karaoke nights for both casual and trained singers. |
FAQ Section
What is the Myrtle Beach World Am?
The Myrtle Beach World Am is a major amateur golf tournament that attracts nearly 3,000 players, making it the largest amateur tournament in the world.
What is the entry fee for the Myrtle Beach World Am?
The entry fee for the tournament is around $600, excluding travel and accommodation costs.
What activities are included in the Myrtle Beach World Am?
Activities during the tournament include long putt challenges, an “island” par-3 contest, and karaoke night featuring audience participation.
Where can I find karaoke in Myrtle Beach?
Some popular karaoke spots include Murphy’s Law, Pop’s Place Bar & Grill, 810 Billiards and Bowling, The Pier at Garden City, Borgata Surfside, and Neal and Pam’s Grill.
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- Google Search: Myrtle Beach World Am
- Wikipedia: Karaoke
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