The golf courses at Mid Pines and Pine Needles were the 1920s offspring of a group of moneyed businessmen and regular visitors to Pinehurst who believed that the four courses at the resort weren’t enough for America’s most noted golf destination and that they were so popular that an alternative that operated at a more relaxed pace would be attractive.
The Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Area Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) has announced plans for the third annual Peach Week celebration in Moore County (NC). Peach Week will run from July 18-27 and feature an array of special events highlighted by a Restaurant Week, where people can vote for their favorite peach experience in a number of categories with a chance to win a $250 gift card.
According to official estimates released by the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Area Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) and compiled by IMPLAN, a leading provider of economic impact data, the return of NASCAR weekend at Rockingham Speedway in April had a nearly $40 million economic impact combined between Moore and Richmond counties.
Can it have been one full year since the eyes of the golf world were upon Pinehurst and Bryson DeChambeau’s miracle bunker shot in the last Open? Where has the time gone?
There’s more than one way to swing into the spirit of Pinehurst and Southern Pines, where every path – historic, scenic, or savory – leads to the soul of American golf. The Sandhills of North Carolina – proudly known as the Home of American Golf – offers visitors a masterclass in sport, heritage, and Southern charm.
When Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw complete Pinehurst No. 11 in the fall of 2027 — adjacent to Tom Doak’s Pinehurst No. 10, which opened in 2024 — Pinehurst will join rarefied company.
Bill Coore was tromping through the woods three miles south of the Village of Pinehurst one morning in November 2011. The 900-acre site around him carried a colorful résumé…
Delight your senses at the area’s finest restaurants featuring seasonal ingredients, global influences, and local personality. Chef Warren Lewis and his wife, Marianne, have traveled to 42 countries and love bringing their experiences back to the Southern Pines bistro they opened in 1998.
You may have discovered Moore County through Pinehurst’s legendary golf courses, but the neighboring towns of Southern Pines and Aberdeen offer a different kind of charm—one rooted in an inviting community feel, walkable downtowns, and a thriving local business scene.
You may have discovered Moore County through Pinehurst’s legendary golf courses, but the neighboring towns of Southern Pines and Aberdeen offer a different kind of charm—one rooted in an inviting community feel, walkable downtowns, and a thriving local business scene.
