Holiday-Themed Golf Fun
The three dozen golf courses in and around the Sandhills are certainly atop the entertainment option list for visitors this December and Christmas into New Year’s season.
The three dozen golf courses in and around the Sandhills are certainly atop the entertainment option list for visitors this December and Christmas into New Year’s season.
The final day of the 1999 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2 dawned unseasonably cool for the third week in June. The temperature reached only 64 degrees.
Golfers entering the recently redesigned clubhouse at Legacy Golf Links just south of Aberdeen will walk past a life-size wooden statue of a bear.
Thanksgiving No. 68 approaches. As the revolutions around the sun notch upward and upward, it’s natural to pause, reflect and be grateful for what you’ve experienced
Even when the weather doesn’t cooperate, a rainy day in the Home of American Golf is far from a washout. The Pinehurst area offers golfers plenty to enjoy until the skies clear.
Now Pinehurst Resort’s newest course has some fancy ribbons to display (Golf Digest’s “Best New Public Course of 2024” designation) as well as a new clubhouse and dining facility.
Destined to take its spot among the gastronomic gems of the golf travel world is Station 21, the new Southwest-themed food and beverage facility at Pinehurst Resort’s Sandmines.
Golfers visiting Pinehurst Resort in the fall of 2025 will have the opportunity of playing Pinehurst No. 4 on a freshly laid surface of Tif-Eagle Bermuda grass greens.
In 2014, as his son prepared to graduate high school, Kevin Foster wanted to share some wisdom and perspective he’d gained over half a century. He based his message on an annual golf trip to Pinehurst that he and a group of lifelong friends had been taking for more than 20 years.
Looking for a sweet treat in the Sandhills of North Carolina? Let us be your guide to all things Pinehurst, Southern Pines & Aberdeen! Satisfy your cravings at one of the area’s bakeries.