Jeff Cowell and his staff have done wonders. The course is in great shape. LL was always a 'good'…read morecourse...these guys have leveled it up to great. If you are a Sandhills resident and you haven't played here recently...book a time now. If you are planning a golf trip to this area this course should be on your must play list. Played on Sunday, June 23rd.

Hyland is a really cool course, it's obvious it gets a lot of use but the fairways and greens were…read morein great shape still. The greens here are much bigger than other courses in the area which means it's easy to get on the greens but putting can be really challenging here. They have cart service on the course and a bar and grill that serves burgers, chicken sandwiches and hot dogs. They offer a discount for military.

Greens in fine condition, and pretty challenging. Fairways a little rough but nothing major. Kind…read moreof a pretty course. I'd say a good value for what you pay.

Whispering Woods has been recently bought and is now called "The Woods" It appears the course is…read moreundergoing some renovations but right now the conditions are horrible. The course was a combination of Poa Annua and 417 hybrid Bermuda. It appears the greens keeper is trying to rid the Poa Annua but is not making progress on the greens. The fairways are not getting water and are bare with sparse growth ... that leads to the next problem .. One thing is that the greens are all very sloped. Combined with firmness (a strategy to prevent lingering ball marks ) and speed along with holes placed on 4 degree slopes and you have the worst "miniature golf " nightmare you can imagine. With wind it was a replay of the 2004 US Open at Shinnecock. With One putt, I barely missed the putt on the high side. Once the ball stopped -- the wind started it rolling .. rolling until off the green. I very lightly tapped a 3 footer that rolled 18' to the low side of the hole. Now imagine hitting irons from sparsely covered fairways with bare spots and getting little backspin to stop an approach shot. This all resulted in A very frustrating day. I have no doubt the new ownership will bring this Pinehurst course to playable conditions; however, right now Spring 2025 it is not a playable course.

Very Friendly Staff and Restaurant, but the golf course and facilities itself need major…read moreimprovements. the fairways and teeboxes are ok, but the greens are the worst ive ever seen. We were looking for an affordable public course but it isnt worth 35$. Good layout and a lot of potential however.

I had a good meal at the Carolina Hotel. The food was presented as described and even more…read moredelicious than we expected , and the service was exceptional, especially since we were the first guests of the day. I had the Cobb salad (bleu cheese, avocado, grilled chicken and grilled salmon). My friend had the club sandwich.

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.

One of the worst experiences in the Pinehurst area. It's…read moreold, built in 1906 and feels that way. The course is ragged and worn. The only thing that makes it interesting is the Donald Ross design. From the very beginning, our group of 12 was not impressed at all. There are no directional signs to parking or bag drop. When you walk up to the Club House you are immediately confused on where to go. There will be carts parked in the front and a big sign that says 'Cart Return'. There was no one there to answer questions or greet us. The two guys in the club house would win the prize for dour personality and sour disposition. The course is poorly maintained and unimpressive. There are few signs along the course that will designate the next tee boxes. Poorly maintained fairways and worse tee boxes. The only reason we played this course was that it's in the Top 100 Golf Digest ranking and a Donald Ross Design. The ladies in the Club House Restaurant and Bar must be new. They had no idea of what questions to ask. The first being are you starting or ending your round? After all it is a golf course. They had an attitude with our group of 12 and kept asking if we wanted a table. Someone in our group said 'we are all here to play golf and have a tee time in 20 minutes so we are on the clock. Her response was 'well I guess you could have said this was a to go order'. It was clear there was little training and these ladies were not happy. They certainly added no value to our experience. They made multiple errors on our orders and we were all frustrated and ready to get out of there as soon as possible. Skip this location as there are so many better options in the area.

Incredible course. Easily one of the most beautiful courses and most unique layouts I've ever…read moreplayed. You can feel the history.

This was one of the 5 courses our group of 12 played during out guys golf weekend…read more It's in the Golf Digest top 100 public courses in the US and a Donald Ross design. Like most all of DR's designs there are a lot of bunkers. You'll be challenged by the green side bunkers that will create a challenge for you. Not that many fairway bunkers but a few that will get your attention. You won't come back to the Clubhouse on the Turn but you will find the 'Half-Way House' which will be a welcome pause for food and beverage. There were mixed reviews of the course from our group of 12 but everyone acknowledged it was a good experience since it was a DR Design. The one problem we all agreed on was the many permanent Cart Path Only holes.

Beautiful course and very challenging. Lots of hills and skinny fairways. This course will…read morechallenge you. The Inn is historic and they have some of the best food in Pinehurst. One of my favorites.

Fun course. Could be better maintained but improving every year…read more Friendly pronshop and lots of potential.

Good course. Not Pinehurst, but a nice, challenging well designed course. A fun round.read more

Great fun miniature golf that takes it to a whole new level!…read more Venue: looks can be deceiving. Doesn't look like it can accommodate 3 courses but it sure can. Has small kitchen for food and drinks( soft drinks and beer). Has sitting area to eat. Small arcade area. The miniature golf course here is so awesome- it is not your average miniature golf course. It has unique chances a long with it- weather throwing balls, , puzzles, coordination, you name it. It even has a small zip line within! Service: everybody was very friendly Price: reasonable. Came here with my son but I enjoyed it more!

From the heart of Raleigh, NC is this unique indoor putt putt course. I was in town for a wedding…read moreand this place was the first activity that populated and I needed to check it out! There are 3 course Yellow, red, and blue. I didn't realize that there were multiple course until half way through the course I was wondering how I get on the indoor bus. Each course had a uniqueness that made it completely different from the other courses. My favorite from Yellow course was the zip line, red course was the slippery floor and the Rocket , and blue course was the bus and pool table. Each course & hole had an activity thaw was an interactive experience. The cost for this activity was $16 for all 3 courses per person, great price for this experience. The staff were friendly and answered all my questions. I didn't eat but definitely bring a water bottle as they have refill station near the bathroom. The bathrooms were clean as well as the inside & on the courses. Employee was dusting the course in between people finishing their shots. The parking lot was huge, so definitely plenty of parking. I had a great time and definitely recommend, if you're looking for a fun, unique activity. Cheers

Play here every year. Looking forward to the competition of the new clubhouse. Will be back Very…read morenice course but they have a mushroom problem.

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

This place is amazing. It is so comfortable and chill. This feels like an extension of my home. You…read morecan bring your own food and drinks, and the whole family can play games. Or I can go alone and work on training my skills. I love the decor and atmosphere. The couches are comfy and they have a great lounge with a huge TV.

From the owner: We are Pinehurst Area's First Member-Only Indoor Golf Club. Come out experience the ultimate indoor…read moregolf club, open 24-7-365! Golf Simulator, Indoor Golf, Golf Practice, Golf Driving Range.