The Ocean Forest Country Club is a historic site in the resort city of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It was constructed during the early days of establishing the local as a vacation spot, making it historically significant for its help in launching the city as a tourist destination.

Founded in 1926, the Ocean Forest Country Club was designed by Raymond Hood, an influential New York architect. It has a hotel and a 27-hole golf course that was designed by Robert White, who soon became the president of the Professional Golfers? Association of America. Today?s golf course, however, is only with 18 holes and was created in 1946.

Today, the Ocean Forest Country Club is known as the Pine Lakes Country Club. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.