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Pinehurst Golf Course Top Fives

By Alan B. Nichols, Golf Travel Reviews

Below are some lists of the top 5 golf courses in the Pinehurst area, as ranked in various categories such as most challenging, most scenic, and most player-friendly.

Top Five Courses You've Never Heard Of

  1. Anderson Creek
  2. Carolina Lakes
  3. Quail Ridge
  4. Keith Hills
  5. West End

Top Five Most Player Friendly Courses

  1. Woodlake-Palmer
  2. Woodlake-Maples
  3. Hyland Hills
  4. Seven Lakes
  5. Little River

Top Five Most Challenging Courses

  1. Pinehurst #2
  2. National Golf Club
  3. Pinehurst #8
  4. Tobacco Road
  5. Legacy

Top Five Finishing Holes

  1. Country Club of North Carolina-Dogwood
  2. Legacy
  3. Pine Needles
  4. The Pit
  5. Talamore

Top Five Most Scenic Courses

  1. Pinehurst #4
  2. Pinehurst #6
  3. Foxfire
  4. MidSouth
  5. The Carolina

Top Five Courses of Significant History or Location

  1. Pinehurst #2
  2. Country Club of North Carolina
  3. Woodlake
  4. Mid Pines
  5. Whispering Pines

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