Course Directory
Architect: Dan Maples, 1985
5 miles from PCI
Opened in 1985, and creatively sculpted out from a reclaimed 230-acre sand quarry, this Dan Maples original is certainly one-of-a-kind and an undisputedly great golf course, presenting golfers of all levels with as testing a tract of holes that can be found in Pinehurst, North Carolina. Featuring dramatic elevation changes and sculpted mounds, this masterpiece provides as much visual stimulation as any course in the Sandhills.
Architect: Mike Strantz (1998)
26 miles from PCI
Described as "Pine Valley on steroids" and "golf's rock and roll thrill ride", Tobacco Road Golf Club is certainly unique. Carving his way through an old sand quarry, Mike Strantz created one of the most celebrated and talked about courses in the world. Consistently rated amongst the nation's best, Tobacco Road is the one course that leaves you and your golfing friends begging for more.
Architect: Mike Stranz
3 miles from PCI
Recently Rated 4.5 Stars 2008-2009 & Ranked the 7th Hardest Course in America by Golf Digest. Are you ready to experience the most breath-taking, awe-inspiring golf you've ever played?
Architect: Ellis Maples, 1971
7 miles from PCI
This course was renovated in 1994. Additional trees and sand bunkers have now been added to the course design, making it an even more demanding challenge. Also, most of the greens were reconstructed.
Woodlake -Maples Course - 7012,73.4/134 / 5100, 69.3/129
18 miles from PCI
Woven carefully into the fabric of the Woodlake community is a golf course reputed to be one of the most challenging in the Southeast - the Woodlake-Maples course. Designed by the late Ellis Maples and Ed Seay, one of today's foremost golf course designers and head of the Arnold Palmer Golf Architects, the spectacular Maples course offers a USGA rating of 73.4.
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