Pinehurst Golf Club

"Has become my favorite place to play golf. Awesome friendly staff. Course has been in nearly perfect condition throughout the year. They run tournaments awesomely for a 9 holes course. They also do have virtual golf. If you are new, they go out of their way to explain everything to you and also there to assist you if you need help. Recommend."

"It was off season when I went. Every garbage can was overflowing with beer cans. We spent a lot of time waiting as fairways all run very tight to each other so golfers were golfing in each other's fairways. It's not a bad course overall just not my favorite in the area. Course was average difficulty. Looked like there had been a big tournament the day before as it was pretty beat up. A lot of divots left on the greens. Staff was very friendly."

"Not really the owners fault but felt obligated to leave because other stuck up golfers were mad at my friend and I for golfing at the hole they wanted? Yeah makes sense! I felt they were mad because we were females and young. May not go back because of this, but that is every golf course. There were friendly employees. Still kinda mad about the other golfers, but nice place!"

"You won't confuse this Pinehurst with the one in Carolina, but it is a very nice track for a round of golf. The owners greet you at the clubhouse and really set the tone: welcoming, helpful and glad you selected their course. While some of the turf may not be in the best of shape, the greens are. And you better have your eye dialed in once you're on them: ridges, slopes and undulations make them tough. The card says the course plays to 6220. There are some long holes and a couple of the par 3s are short but the variety in length on this 9-hole layout will have you pulling clubs. The price is right, the owners are proud of what they have to offer and you'll enjoy yourself."

"I haven't played there since late 80's early 90's when the big barn and this really great old guy ran it alone. He was awsome! It was a great course then, and probably still is. He built it, and it was grape vineyards. I always enjoyed it, and yes, it is a very long nine hole course, well worth playing! I don't know if the barn is still there with the clubhouse in the basement of the barn or not, but it was pretty slick! I kind of miss the place living out here in Utah now."