Events at Brick Landing

"Played the course on early fall. Nothing spectacular, but nothing terribly wrong. The layout is about what you'd expect from a Sandhills course, and the grass quality changes hole-to-hole. The staff were friendly and helpful. Best thing: the greens were in consistently good shape. Worst thing: zero on-course amenities (and no snack bar in the morning) which is no bueno when you don't see the clubhouse at the turn. Had there been something more, I could've added the fourth star."

"The centerpiece of Brick Landing Plantation community is the 18-hole championship golf course known by locals as “The Brick”. The Brick is considered by many to be one of the area’s finest layouts and is a challenge for players of all levels of ability. The layout of the golf course takes full advantage of the terrain’s natural beauty as it weaves throughout the marshes and Intracoastal waterway. You’ll encounter a wide variety of wildlife, natural vegetation, saltwater marshes and hardwood forests which are home to historic oak trees as you play your way around the course, which itself winds through the plantation golf community, The two things that many golfers remember most about their round at Brick Landing Plantation are the fairways and the greens. The fairways have a lot of roll to them and the occasional uneven lie is not an odd occurrence. They are well maintained and manicured and lead to Sunday Bermuda grass greens that produce consistently true rolls. The breeze that drifts in off the ocean is quite refreshing on those hot, summer days and can sometimes wreak havoc with your game. Most Memorable Hole: Number 4: Par 4, 289 yards. If I were naming holes, this one would be called “Shotmaker.” A long iron or hybrid is all you need off the tee. Just be sure to hit it straight; there’s water on either side of the fairway. A good tee shot will leave a short iron or wedge back over water to a green protected by water in front and on the right. You’ll need two well-placed shots to have a chance at par or better. Before your round (or after if you had a rough day) be sure to hit some balls on the driving range. Brick Landing Plantation has an outstanding practice facility located across the street from the pro shop. In addition to a full-length driving range where you can hit every club in the bag, there’s a short game area as well as a large practice green. The Pro Shop at Brick Landing Plantation offers golfers some of the best equipment and apparel choices in the area, all designed to complement your game. They also have a wide selection of golf balls from all of your favorite manufacturers. Outside of golf, Brick Landing is known as an outstanding wedding venue. The event staff will take care of all of the elements on your dream day and let you focus on your guests. The Intracoastal Waterway offers a beautiful view while Ocean Isle Beach serves as a stunning backdrop; it’s a view unrivaled on the Carolina coast. All weddings are catered by ART Catering & Events. The View Restaurant stands in a league of its own. Locals and visitors alike routinely visit The View to enjoy fresh seafood and exciting American traditional dishes with a focus on fresh and local cuisine. Be sure to check out their famous Sunday Brunch too. Brick Landing Plantation offers a membership plan that will fit both your needs and your budget. These memberships offer such privileges as preferential tee times, member only events and discounts in the pro shop as well as the locally famous The View Restaurant. Brick Landing offers Full, Social, Seasonal and Pay as You Play memberships. Full memberships offer the best value and include no daily golf fees, free range balls, a $30 guest rate, a Platinum Card and discounts in both the restaurant and pro shop. You’ll also get a personalized locker (based on availability). A Membership brochure is available on their website. Last Word: At 6,576 yards, Brick Landing Plantation isn’t going to overwhelm a long ball hitter, but, at the same time, it’s not going to play to their strengths either. Several par 4s measure less than 350 yards, which will probably take driver out of their hands. On several of these holes, water dictates the shot and shape you need to hit off the tee; it’s more about shot placement and distance control than brute strength. There are a few holes where hitting the ball a long way off the tee can help, most notably on Number 17. At 444 yards from the White Tees, most double-digit handicappers will consider a bogey a good score."

"Went for a quick 9 holes. Staff were incredibly friendly and engaged us in questions to best fit our outing. We called same day and got a T time. Price was very affordable. The course was very challenging with a lot of waterways. Nature life was beautiful to see as well on the course. Very clean. Some of the greens were in need of attention but they were recently hit with a lot of storms but still very playable. Definitely recommend."

"First course I ever played in NC/SC beach area back in '96 and boy has it gone down, WAAAAY DOWN! Bad conditions & worst condition greens I have EVER seen in my 20+ years of playing!!!"