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 GetAways
Southern charm in North Carolina From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic coast, easy splendor, simple elegance and top-notch courses define North Carolina golf. You will find bargain-level tracks, mid-range surprises, and high-end courses that challenge players of all handicap levels. The climate is condusive to year-round play, so check out our editors' recommendations:
Where to Play
The charm of yore still infuses these resorts Bang for the buck courses near Pinehurst, Southern Pines and Aberdeen The area is full of quantity and quality when it comes to public golf No weak sister to Pinehurst The seafood-coastal golf combo is highly recommended North Carolina has five courses on GOLF MAGAZINE's list of the best courses available to the public Link to detailed course info, including scorecards and user comments Where to Stay
GOLF MAGAZINE ranks the nation's finest golf resorts Off-Course Play
-- U.S. Open Contested at the Pinehurst Resort -- Wachovia Championship -- Chrysler Classic of Greensboro
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