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Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium
Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium is jointly owned by the City of Myrtle Beach and the Horry County School District. The stadium was undergoing a $6 million renovation before the stadium opened back up in September 2017. The renovations include installation of new Field Turf with permanent lines for football, soccer, men’s lacrosse and women’s lacrosse. The addition of a new support building with restrooms, team rooms, and officials rooms. New Daktronics video board. Beynon resurfaced NCAA/IAAF certified 8 lane track and addition of second straightaway in front of the 3,300 seat home side bleachers. New bleachers and 10 room press box with filming platform. In addition to three Myrtle Beach Spring Training track meets and multiple football, lacrosse and youth track & field events, the stadium is home to the Myrtle Beach High School Seahawks football, soccer, lacrosse, and track and field teams.
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Grand Park Athletic Complex
The Grand Park Athletic Complex features seven large multipurpose fields and two youth fields. All have synthetic grass and lights and are designed to accommodate a variety of sports, including baseball, softball, lacrosse, soccer and football. The complex also has a six-tunnel batting cage, plenty of parking and three towers for restrooms and concessions. Grand Park is adjacent to The Market Common, Crabtree Memorial Gymnasium and a roller hockey rink.
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Ashley Booth Field
Ashley Booth Field is designed for football, soccer and lacrosse. In 2013, the playing surface was converted from natural grass to Field Turf. The Ashley Booth complex features seating for 300, scoreboard, press box, lighting, concessions and public address system. The City of Myrtle Beach hosts tens of thousands of amateur athletes every year in dozens of tournaments and sporting events. Ashley Booth Field is adjacent to Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium and the Ned Donkle Field Complex. The field is near Myrtle Beach High School and Pepper Geddings Recreation Center in the heart of Myrtle Beach
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