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Story by Ian Guerin
Everything about the Grande Dunes Resort Club is meant to impress.
Players enter a small and quaint clubhouse that takes the get-in-and-get-out feel out of the game, and they’re frequently welcomed by the head and assistant golf professionals. Club wipes post-round are standard, and the views that include the Intracoastal Waterway are anything but. If you’re prepping for that type of environment, packaging it with a moonshot meal feels appropriate.
Be it breakfast, lunch or dinner, Grande Dunes has three nearby options that complete the circuit. We’ve got your early morning spot with all ranges considered, the place you noticed from the midway point of your round and a higher-end choice you never saw coming.
Time to get your eat on.
<a href="https://www.blueberrysgrill.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">BLUEBERRY’S GRILL</a>
Want to really mess with the rest of your foursome before you lay some money on the line during your round at Grande Dunes? Take them for breakfast at Blueberry’s first, allow them all to order and then drop the Trio Kale Omelet on the waiter or waitress taking your order.
You’d instantly have a mental edge for your 18 holes.
The thing about Blueberry’s Grill is that it’s got something for everyone &#8211; with the healthier side of things to the heartier options like the Chorizo Benedict and various skillets doing their best to tempt your inner napper. Maybe just not right before that tee time.
<a href="https://www.marinainnatgrandedunes.com/din_anchor_cafe.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">ANCHOR CAFE &amp; BAR</a>
If you’re even halfway paying attention during your round, you already spotted the Anchor Cafe staring at you from across the Intracoastal Waterway on Nos. 9 or 10. Before or after an afternoon round at Grande Dunes, Anchor is a go-to for food and drinks. Want a local’s tip?<img decoding="async" alt="" src="/media/images/Hook.png" style="width: 300px;height: 300px;float: right" />
Two words: “Happy” and “Hour.”
From 4 p.m.-7 p.m. each day, nearly all drinks are $5 or less, and each of the appetizers &#8211; mostly shareable &#8211; are in the $6-$10 range. But, if you’re not worried about saving a few bucks or really hungry and thirsty, go with the Blackberry Habanero Margarita and then make your own Surf &amp; Turf &#8211; the Cornmeal Dusted Fried Oysters and the Marker 357 Burger.
<a href="https://hookandbarrelrestaurant.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">HOOK &amp; BARREL</a>
Let’s be honest, if you’re playing at Grande Dunes, chances are you’re already wearing decent clothes. But now let’s be really honest: Go shower and put on a change of clothes before you hit up Hook &amp; Barrel (pictured right). This isn’t a pop-in, as-you-are type of joint for an evening meal.
Grilled Octopus, the New York Strip au poivre and Bloody Mary Oyster Shooters are the name of the game at Heidi Vukov’s spin-off eatery. The longtime Myrtle Beach baker and chef has been featured nationally for the trendy chances she took along the way. Once more, Vukov tried her hand at something spectacular here, and she knocked it out of the park.
Ian Guerin has been covering sports and golf in South Carolina since 2004. His game has ebbed and flowed like the Atlantic, but he&#8217;s never had to explain to his kids why his round won&#8217;t be televised. You can follow along with the day-to-day conversation on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/iguerin" target="_blank" rel="noopener">@iguerin</a>

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