Lost a golf club in Myrtle Beach?

Myrtle Beach is a golf destination in a way few places are: more than ninety courses strung along sixty miles of coast, priced and packaged for groups, with a calendar built around buddies trips and tournaments. The volume is the story. On a spring weekend, thousands of visiting players cycle through courses that will never see them again, most playing several in a few days. If you lose a club here the odds it's sitting in a lost and found bin are high; the odds you know which bin are low.

Where clubs go missing here

At bag drops, where staff handle hundreds of bags a day in season and yours is one of them. Between courses on package trips, in cars and rental homes. And in carts, used almost universally along the Grand Strand.

Is it even worth checking after a group trip?
Yes. Courses here collect a lot of abandoned equipment precisely because their customers are visitors, and much of it is never claimed.

I'm back home in another state.
That's the normal case here, not the exception.