Amazing evening with close friends in Pinehurst tonight. The main dining room was filled with…read moregolfers, families & cute babes who stole every show! The room was down right cold when we were seated - almost expected with all seats occupied. HVA/C was corrected as the parties departed. Our 4 top was the last to leave. Now onto our service - she was amazingly polite as she recognized we had not seen each other in nearly a year. Lots of news about our families, mutual friends and a few interesting neighborhood characters. Wine selections matched everyone's entree choice. Their French Onion soup was simply to die for, followed by a selection that ranged from a simple Fish & Chips, a crisp Cobb Salad, a flaky Chicken Pot Pie & aromatic Beef Bourguignon. All this was topped off with a warm double chocolate brownie smothered with a creamy French vanilla ice cream - thankfully the server figured correctly as she delivered this sumptuous treat with 4 spoons

Be careful and review their pricing before staying at this resort…read more Ask them for a complete pricing total including and extra fees. I was hit for an extra $1,000 resort fee (MAP/Social) for a 4 night stay. They never mentioned this MAP/Social fee in the reservation process or listed on my confirmation under "Stay Total". Only far later in the confirmation do they show the "MAP/Social" fee and taxes. My fault for not asking or looking for all of the extra fees they charge. My cost (one person) in May 2026 for a standard room 4 nights (breakfast &dinner) and 8 rounds of golf was $6,800. The resort is very nice. The employees, food and service was very good.

Holy schnikes What's…read morenot to like? Cabins are amazing Amazing bedding Your own bathroom They thought of everything, from tooth paste to snacks and booze. Fire pit, corn hole, and then don't forget the golf Course is amazingly fun. Definitely a challenge but wide fairways and tough greens. Caddies are a blast, good company, and the clubhouse and dining were top notch!

I've been fortunate to be a Dormie Network member and the Club is a special place…read more A Coore Crenshaw layout 10 miles and a light year away from Pinehurst, the golf is splendid. Routed through a natural area of Southern Pines and sand, you will not be disappointed. Access is through a member and stay to play.

Place is super big and nice. Lots of history behind this place. Pro shop we're very professional…read moreand fast reserving our tee time and coordinating transport.

This is a premium golf experience in the US…read more I recently turned 69 and my two Sons and some friends took this trip the first week in October. The 12 of us stayed at the resort and played #2, #4 and the Cradle. With #2 you're required to pay an on-site caddie and then you tip afterwards. The caddie will carry two bags and they must be under 25 pounds. They are very focused on pace of play and they tell you at the beginning of your round that if you fall behind you may be asked to skip a hole. This is the quintessential Donald Ross design. It's very straight forward and everything is right in front of you for the most part. No severe dog legs, no water and virtually no out of bounds. The sand and grass are called Waste Areas and you are allowed to ground your club, take practice swings, lift clean and place. The Waste Areas are the borders of the fairway so even if you're off the fairway you still have a shot. There are a few areas where the pine trees are so thick you'll be penalized. It's very tough to get steady footing if you're in the pine straw. I was pleasantly surprised that the Par 3's are all accessible. There are a few holes where there is elevated green which robs you from seeing your ball go in the hole if you're close in to the green when you make and up and down. These greens are lightning fast and there are NO flat areas. All the greens are crowned so when you are playing for the first time, you will be challenged for strategic shot placement on the green. My highlight was a hole out on #14 from about 40 yards away but I never saw it go in so that was very disappointing. The 4 some in front of us was on the 15th tee which is just adjacent to the green so I got an ovation so I had that going for me. Our Caddie was a guy named Chris who said he was 70. He was in great shape and carried two bags with no problems. He told me at the beginning of the round 'you will only need three or four balls. He was right, I didn't lose a single ball. We got in 26,000 steps which is about 13 miles and what an experience it was.

Veteran or not.... All are welcome. Very cool unique merchandise and there is a bar inside…read more Perfect place to grab a quick cocktail and some military golf gear.

Great spot right in the middle of the Village of Pinehurst. They have beers on tap and in cans with…read morea decent offering of wine. They recently added some hop-tails to the menu which are all pretty good. Always friendly staff and people hanging out for a drink and watching whatever games are on the TVs. They run a lot of drink specials on the weekends so stop in to see what they have to offer.

The Cradle is on-site at Pinehurst Resort and right in front of the main Club House and the The…read moreDuece restaurant. It's a 9 hole Par 3 course where you hit off matts, there are no grass tee options. You can acquire a carry bag at the first tee box at no charge. The green fee is $50 bucks. There is piped in music throughout the course and they allow up to six in a group. t takes on a very festive vibe as there is a full bar on site. There are many chairs and tables scattered around so the spectators will be critiquing your game and you may get an occasional cat call if you miss a short putt. You'll also get an ovation if you place a good tee shot or make a long putt. It is such a good time and even more fun when you have a group of people and are playing skins or closest to the pin. Our group was not happy hitting off the matts but this course get's so much traffic it would be impossible to keep the tee boxes in fresh condition. My Son James nearly had two Aces landing within inches of the pin so that was a highlight. The course record is 18 by Jackson Van Paris as of 10/30/23

Absolutely beautiful course. I recommend playing at twilight as the sunset views through the trees…read moreare absolutely breathtaking. So quiet and peaceful.

there is a reason they are no longer on the US Open Qualifying list, several fairways have little…read moreto no grass in many spots, several tee boxes are quit bare as well.

It has been my distinct displeasure to visit and play a round of golf at Beacon Ridge Golf Course…read morein West End, NC. First off, the facilities are a disaster! I can't understand why a facility as nice as the Beacon Ridge clubhouse appears would be closed and allowed to rot. Paint is peeling off the building everywhere; there is evidence of wood rot; the pro shop has a subtle, moldy aroma; and it is also in disrepair. The golf course is in almost terrible shape; the greens are full of weeds, the bunkers are unkept, the fairways, where there is grass, are not mowed properly, and where the grass isn't mowed, weeds are growing freely. The cart paths are like an E ticket ride, bumpy and full of potholes. The golf course layout isn't too bad if you like hitting to greens that sit above the fairway; you can see the pin, but not the green, on several holes. The positive note is that the golf carts are in good shape, despite needing brake adjustments, and the pro shop staff is very friendly and helpful. All in all, the golf course should pay you to play here. It is in horrific shape and getting worse. I feel sorry for the people in West End who have to live with this in the neighborhood. This owner should consider selling this property to someone who would and will take care of it the way it should be kept. It's a real shame

The course is a great track there were a few rough spots on the course. The staff were all super…read morenice and we will most certainly be back!

Where do I even begin? The course maintenance is awful. The grass hasn't been cut, and the tee…read moreboxes and greens are covered in sand. This course has so much potential, but it's being ruined by neglect. It's really disappointing to see such a beautiful course go to waste because of poor upkeep. If things don't improve, it could lose a lot of players who expect better conditions. Additionally, the pace of play is extremely slow, with long waits between holes because there's no one managing the flow of players. This will be my last time playing here!

Beautiful courses and a bang for the buck. Hidden gem of the Sandhills! Quiet and quaint.read more

Two courses, one course is handicapped accessible. Both courses are creatively designed,…read morewell-kept & very clean. They offer special pricing at times, a 90-Day Pass and are available for events & parties. Wee Pines Miniature Golf is the only mini golf course in the Pinehurst, Southern Pines & Aberdeen area and their pricing is reasonable.

I am not one to write reviews however as a small business owner myself in the community, I think…read moreownership should be aware of what is going on in their establishment. Posted hours are "open until 9pm". We arrived at 7:50pm Attendant was bringing the sign in prepping to close already. When asked if they are closed she stated, the last tee off is 8pm. We paid and began play before 8pm. At 8:45 the music went completely off. At 8:50 half the lights went off. At 9:00pm all the lights went off. There was our foursome and another foursome left out in the pitch black dark on holes 16 and 14. Very lucky we did not trip getting off the course in the dark! We will never go back there and will not recommend this to anyone. Ownership should take a hard look at what's going on there. A Friday night and only 2 foresomes.....obvious what is wrong!