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Myrtle Beach-area disc golfers want to preserve a popular course. Here's why it could change.

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Socastee's disc golf course has developed a loyal following, but Horry County officials plan to reduce the size of the course to make room for pickleball courts and other sports fields. That's generated pushback from disc-throwing diehards.

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Myrtle Beach-area disc golfers want to preserve a popular course. Here's why it could change.

Socastee's disc golf course has developed a loyal following, but Horry County officials plan to reduce the size of the course to make room for pickleball courts and other sports fields. That's generated pushback from disc-throwing diehards.

·Charleston, United States
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The Post and Courier broke the news in Charleston, United States on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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