News Summary
North Myrtle Beach is now accepting golf cart parking registrations ahead of the busy golf season. The registration process is simple—conduct it online or in person at the city office. From March 1 to October 31, golf carts can be parked efficiently using license plate recognition technology. Residents and non-residents alike must present the required documentation for registration. The parking rates will vary during peak season, ensuring local golf enthusiasts can enjoy the sport comfortably. With these new guidelines, North Myrtle Beach aims to enhance the golfing experience for everyone.
North Myrtle Beach’s Golf Cart Registration Takes a Swing!
If you’re a golf enthusiast in the sunny haven of North Myrtle Beach, there’s some exciting news headed your way! As we gear up for the busy golf season, the city has officially opened registration for golf cart parking, making it easier for both residents and non-resident property owners to zip around town in style. The paid parking season kicks off on March 1 and continues through October 31, right when all the action starts heating up on the greens.
How to Register
The Lowdown on Parking
What You Need to Register
Handicap Parking Perks and Seasonal Rules
Parking Rates and Availability
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Additional Resources
- WMBF News: North Myrtle Beach Opens Parking Registration
- Wikipedia: North Myrtle Beach
- Myrtle Beach Online: North Myrtle Beach Parking Updates
- Google Search: North Myrtle Beach parking news
- WPDE: North Myrtle Beach Parking Registration Open
- Encyclopedia Britannica: North Myrtle Beach
- WMBF News: North Myrtle Beach Parking Permits Update
- Google News: North Myrtle Beach parking registration
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