A wonderfully fun Seth Raynor layout featuring numerous templates and gorgeous bunkering, the Country Club of Charleston is a low-country charmer and boasts one of the best back nines anywhere. This is a great member’s course and a place I highly recommend. … More Review: Country Club of Charleston
A spectacular Donald Ross design, Pine Needles oozes a classic charm and features a wonderful routing with an emphasis on playability and interesting greens. It is more polished and cohesive than its sister courses and is a must play on a visit to Pinehurst. … More Review: Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club
One of several classic Ross designs near Pinehurst, Mid Pines is a historic gem full of strategy and excellent individual holes. While I prefer Pine Needles, many consider Mid Pines the second best course in the area and it is certainly well-worth a play. … More Review: Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club
Always home to a lovely routing on wonderful terrain, Kyle Franz’s stellar renovation now makes Southern Pines one of the best courses in Pinehurst and an absolute must play for anyone in the area. I expect this course to shoot up in the rankings in coming years and cannot recommend it highly enough. … More Review: Southern Pines Golf Club
Criminally underrated, Eastward Ho! possesses a charm few courses have and might be my favorite course in New England. With breathtaking water views, an incredible terrain, and impeccable firm, fast conditions, fun is the priority here. An absolute must if you get the chance to play! … More Review: Eastward Ho! Country Club
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