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The Golf One North Carolina course guide

Golf courses in North Carolina.

Browse courses across North Carolina, then choose a date to check current adult public availability and prices.

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758 matching courses in North Carolina. New and corrected listings are added as they are verified.

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Sanford, NC

Carolina Lakes Country Club

Carolina Lakes Golf Club opened in 1981 and was designed by Mr. Roger Rulewich and Mr. Jim Hickey. Carolina Lakes places a great amount of emphasis on shot placement and the approach shot to the usually fast and undulating greens. Placing your approach shot above the hole or on the wrong side of the green makes for some interesting up and down shots. Carolina Lakes is not an overly long course, thus making it very playable for golfers of every skill level. Many people return to Carolina Lakes so they might shoot that career round that just escaped them on their last visit. The playable layout at Carolina Lakes also makes for a faster round of golf. No 5 hour rounds played here! Grab your sticks and come play Carolina Lakes. Enjoy golf the way it was meant to be played...for enjoyment!

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Blanch, NC

Caswell Pines Golf Club

The course at Caswell Pines is at once beautiful, yet thoroughly challenging.Created by renowned designer Gene Hamm to USGA standards, this championship course is 6,900 yards (par 72) of exquisite golf. Blending the best features of mountain resorts, the history of the foothills, and the spaciousness of the coastal courses, you`ll agree that Caswell Pines is enchanting and a pure joy to play.

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Charlotte, NC

Cedarwood Country Club

Cedarwood was designed by Ellis Maples, famed for his work at Grandfather Mountain and the Country Club of North Carolina at Pinehurst. The course stretches out to over 6,900 yards from the Black Tees, and wanders over rolling terrain dotted with hardwoods, cedars, and lovely ponds. The fairways are lush Bermuda, the greens are bent grass. The course is walkable with all the challenges placed in front of you with no tricked up features like many of the new courses today. Like any great course, it gives you risk-reward choices throughout the round. This characteristic makes the course pleasurable and challenging to golfers of all ages and abilities levels.

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