You're going to love a round on The Club at Longleaf. The club is built on land that was formerly Starland Farms, one of the country's top training stables for thoroughbreds. Many of the original features such as white fences, hedgerows and even part of the training track have been retained as a tribute to the site's history. The Dan Maples design has two significantly different nines. The front is a wide-open Scottish links style layout. The back is more heavily wooded with dramatic elevation changes. As Golf Digest proclaims, Longleaf is, "The most playable course in the Pinehurst a... more info.

Carved out of a 230-acre sand quarry, The Pit has received rave reviews since opening in 1985. An original Dan Maples design, it is currently ranked as one of the Top 50 courses in America open to the public, and in the Top 10 in North Carolina by both Golf Digest and Golfweek. It has been said "there is not another course like it in the world." The front nine displays characteristics found in typical Carolina courses with dense tree-lined fairways, rolling terrain, and no water in play. The back nine presents a diverse challenge as more of the quarry features are apparent. The P... more info.

Ranked in Golfweek's top 50 courses for five consecutive years, Deercroft is another Sandhills gem. The winding layout through longleaf pines and the immaculate conditioning attracted the PGA Tour Qualifying School in 1986 and 1987. Located off the beaten path, this sleeper does not receive the attention some of the courses in town receive. Described as the "best kept secret in the Sandhills" by Golf Digest, this championship course offers enjoyable and challenging golf from start to finish. Deercroft is so sure you will like your day out here they are willing to refund anyone wh... more info.