If the drive has ever been the thing standing between you and a Myrtle Beach golf trip, 2027 is your year. Breeze Airways just announced 11 new nonstop routes into Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR), with one-way fares starting at $49. That brings Breeze’s nonstop lineup at MYR to 25 destinations.
For golfers in the Northeast and Midwest, that means less time in transit and more time on the tee box.
The New Nonstop Routes
All of these are bookable now at flybreeze.com:
- Latrobe, Pa. – Mondays and Fridays starting Feb. 9, from $49
- Boston, Mass. – Daily starting May 4, from $79
- New Haven, Conn. – Wednesdays and Saturdays starting May 26, from $59
- Portsmouth, N.H. – Wednesdays and Saturdays starting May 26, from $79
- Burlington, Vt. – Thursdays and Sundays starting May 27, from $79
- Portland, Maine – Thursdays and Sundays starting May 27, from $79
- Syracuse, N.Y. – Thursdays and Sundays starting May 27, from $69
- Albany, N.Y. – Mondays and Fridays starting May 28, from $69
- Columbus, Ohio – Mondays and Fridays starting May 28, from $59
- Stewart/Newburgh, N.Y. – Mondays and Fridays starting May 28, from $59
- Buffalo, N.Y. – Thursdays and Sundays starting July 1, from $59
Fares are introductory and subject to availability. Check Breeze for current pricing.
Latrobe Golfers, This One’s for You
Golfers in western Pennsylvania know Latrobe as Arnold Palmer’s hometown, and starting in February you can fly nonstop from there straight to the Grand Strand. While courses back home are still under snow, you could be teeing it up in South Carolina sunshine. That’s a pretty good trade.
Built for a Golf Weekend
Look at the schedules: Monday/Friday, Thursday/Sunday, and Wednesday/Saturday pairings line up perfectly with a long weekend or a midweek golf getaway. Fly in Thursday, play three or four rounds, and be home Sunday night. No 12-hour drive, no burning a vacation day on I-95.
Breeze also doesn’t charge change or cancel fees, which helps when you’re coordinating a foursome’s schedules.