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<p>Meredith and Salty are back at it — and this time, they’ve brought their myth-busting energy to <em>World Tour Golf Links</em>, one of Myrtle Beach’s most unique golf experiences. This course pays tribute to legendary layouts like Augusta National, St Andrews, and other global icons. But as they quickly discover, even world-class golf isn’t immune to some <em>seriously questionable</em> online reviews.</p>
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<p>From drink drama and bathroom spy tales to ghost golfers and “Amen Corner-only” ambitions, Meredith and Salty sift through the nonsense and get to the truth — one swing, putt, and punchline at a time.</p>
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<li><strong>Travis &amp; the Amen Corner Detour</strong><br>Apparently Travis just wanted to show up and play Augusta’s 12th hole. Good luck with that, buddy.</li>
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<li><strong>Stuart’s “Worst Greens Ever” Claim</strong><br>A bold accusation… debunked with a simple walk across pristine turf.</li>
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<li><strong>Bathroom Trail Cams?</strong><br>Brent thinks the trees are watching. Salty investigates — and delivers a twist worthy of a spy flick.</li>
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<li><strong>Adam’s $10 Drink Drama</strong><br>A drink price mystery with a delicious twist: you can’t complain about a missing quesadilla you never ate.</li>
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<li><strong>The Legend of Herm</strong><br>A poetic reviewer swears a man named Herm was tailgating his round. But no one can find him. Does Herm even exist?</li>
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<li><strong>Donald Jr’s Drive-By One-Star</strong><br>Never played the course. Still left a one-star review. Donald Jr, come on man.</li>
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<p>Not everything you read online is true — especially when it comes to golf course reviews. Thankfully, Meredith and Salty are on the case, bringing humor and clarity to every crazy claim.</p>
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<p><strong>Hit play, have a laugh, and come see the real story for yourself at World Tour Golf Links.</strong></p>
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<p>🟢 <em>Plan your next round at Myrtle Beach’s most iconic-inspired course — you might not see Herm, but you will have an unforgettable day on the links.</em></p>
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