
North Carolina · Course 1
Pinehurst No. 1
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 70
- Yards
- 6089
- Est.
- 1898
The original course at Pinehurst, No. 1 offers a classic layout that has been welcoming golfers since 1898, with its wide fairways and strategic bunkering.

North Carolina
Pinehurst Resort is the anchor of American golf: a historic Sandhills village destination with Pinehurst No. 2, the USGA’s second headquarters, championship history, and one of the deepest course collections in the country. With Pinehurst No. 10 now open and No. 11 under construction, it remains one of the most important golf trips in the game.
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From $2,395 per golfer
A custom Pinehurst golf trip built around historic resort lodging, rounds across the Pinehurst course collection, and optional upgrades for No. 2, No. 4, No. 10, and The Cradle.
All golf and lodging taxes and fees included. Excludes flights, airport transfers, and caddies. Rates subject to change.
From $1,495 per golfer
A shorter Pinehurst itinerary pairing resort golf with nearby Sandhills favorites such as Mid Pines, Pine Needles, or Tobacco Road when availability and trip style allow.
All golf and lodging taxes and fees included. Excludes flights, airport transfers, and caddies. Rates subject to change.

Pinehurst is a true golf pilgrimage, not just a resort stay. The trip is built around Donald Ross’s legendary No. 2, but the destination has far more depth: Gil Hanse’s restored No. 4 and The Cradle, Tom Doak’s rugged No. 10 at Pinehurst Sandmines, classic resort courses Nos. 1–9, Thistle Dhu putting, historic hotels, and a walkable village atmosphere. It works for serious buddies trips, couples, corporate groups, and architecture-focused golfers because the golf is historic, the logistics are easy once on property, and the off-course experience feels completely tied to the game.
Pinehurst offers historic hotels, villas, condos, and cottages across the resort. Main options include The Carolina Hotel, The Holly Inn, The Manor, The Magnolia Inn, Carolina Villas, The Condos at Pinehurst, and The Cottages at No. 8.
Pinehurst is built for full golf immersion: multiple championship courses, The Cradle short course, Thistle Dhu putting course, practice facilities, caddie services, historic hotels, resort dining, spa amenities, and a walkable village setting.
Each property is selected for proximity to the next round, the kind of evening that fits a long golf trip, and the feel we want for the group.
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Most groups fly into Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU), about 75–90 minutes from Pinehurst by car. Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) is another option at roughly two hours, while Moore County Airport serves private and general aviation close to the resort.
Pinehurst Resort currently has ten 18-hole courses, Pinehurst Nos. 1–10, plus The Cradle short course and the Thistle Dhu putting course. Pinehurst No. 11 has been announced and is expected to open in fall 2027.
Pinehurst No. 2 is the resort’s signature course. Designed by Donald Ross, it is famous for crowned greens, sandy waste areas, and its major championship history.
Yes. Pinehurst No. 10, designed by Tom Doak at Pinehurst Sandmines, opened in 2024 and is now part of the resort’s course lineup.
Pinehurst has announced No. 11 as a Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw design at Pinehurst Sandmines, with an expected opening in fall 2027.
The Cradle is Pinehurst’s nine-hole short course designed by Gil Hanse. It plays 789 yards, is par 27, and is built for a fun, social short-game experience.
Spring and fall are the best overall seasons for Pinehurst, especially March through May and September through November, when temperatures are comfortable and course conditions are strong.
Yes. Pinehurst offers historic hotels, villas, condos, and cottages, including The Carolina Hotel, The Holly Inn, The Manor, The Magnolia Inn, Carolina Villas, The Condos at Pinehurst, and The Cottages at No. 8.
Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) is the most common major airport for Pinehurst trips, typically about 75 to 90 minutes away by car.
80 Carolina Vista, Pinehurst, North Carolina 28374, United States
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