Pinehurst, North Carolina

Donald Ross's masterpiece — dual US Open host and widely considered the finest public course in the country.

Gil Hanse redesign of a Ross original — restored to golden-age naturalistic style and now hosting elite USGA events.

Tom Fazio's modern addition to the resort — longer, bolder, and a fantastic complement to the Ross originals.

Donald Ross design across the road from Pine Needles — classic resort hotel course in immaculate condition.

Donald Ross design and USGA Women's Open host — beautifully natural wiregrass setting and welcoming atmosphere.

Mike Strantz's cult favorite — wild, unconventional, and like nothing else in the Sandhills.

The newest 18-hole course at Pinehurst — designed by Tom Doak as a tribute to the natural Sandhills terrain with wide fairways, creative green complexes, and a walking-only ethos.

A classic Donald Ross design recently restored to its original glory — a walkable, strategic gem in the heart of the Sandhills and one of the best public courses in North Carolina.

Tom Fazio design through natural wiregrass and longleaf pine — arguably the most beautiful routing on the resort.

The original Donald Ross layout — shorter and more historic feeling, perfect for a relaxed round between the bigger tests.

Originally designed in 1910 and renovated by Coore & Crenshaw in 2017 — a short, strategic gem that plays through towering longleaf pines. One of the most enjoyable rounds at the resort.

Ellis Maples design that offers a classic Sandhills experience — mature pines, rolling terrain, and one of the more forgiving resort courses at Pinehurst.

Rees Jones design — one of the longer and more challenging resort courses at Pinehurst with well-guarded greens and a strong test from the back tees.

Jack Nicklaus design that brings a different flavor to the resort — more open and modern than the classic Donald Ross layouts, with creative bunkering and strategic angles.

Rees Jones design in the heart of the Sandhills — a well-regarded public course with excellent conditions and a great complement to the Pinehurst Resort courses.

Mike Strantz design about an hour from downtown Pinehurst — dramatic elevation changes, creative shot-making, and one of the most unique courses in North Carolina. Worth the drive.

Coore & Crenshaw's charming 9-hole short course at Pinehurst — walking only, naturally routed, and one of the most fun rounds imaginable.

Jack Nicklaus II design in Aberdeen — well-maintained public course with solid conditions and excellent value near Pinehurst.

A solid public course about 45 minutes from Pinehurst — worth the drive for a change of scenery and a well-maintained layout at an accessible price.