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.
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.
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.
Moore County may be famous for its world-class golf courses, but there’s plenty more to explore beyond the fairways. From scenic hiking trails to peaceful reservoirs and exciting seasonal events, this region offers outdoor adventures year-round.
There are slightly fewer than 2,500 hotel rooms in the Sandhills area ranging from the original lodging establishment that opened in 1895 to more recent facilities with brand names like Marriott and Hilton. All perform exactly as ordered – offering a comfortable bed and all the accouterments for golfers hopping from one world-renowned course to the next.
Pinehurst No. 2 has once again secured the top spot as the best golf course in the state in the annual Top 100 rankings as determined by the North Carolina Golf Panel.
You don’t have to be a golfer to enjoy a wide variety of delectable dining offerings as your heart and tastes aspire. Plan to stay awhile.
Pinehurst, the iconic golfing haven nestled in the heart of North Carolina’s Sandhills region, is a place where legends are made and stories come to life. Revered as the cradle of American golf, this historic destination has witnessed unforgettable moments and hosted legendary champions, carving its legacy deep into the sport’s heritage.
And yet, what has followed in Pinehurst Resort’s growth in the 10 years since might be even more impressive — all of it bookended by the decade between U.S. Opens, which returned to No. 2 for the fourth time in Pinehurst’s history in June 2024.
The Carolinas Golf Hall of Fame is a robust enclave of a hundred some-odd individuals who have left their imprint on the game of golf from Charleston to Linville and points in between or had indelible roots to the region while doing newsworthy golfing deeds nationally.