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Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club , Southern Pines, NC

Mid Pines Inn Golf Course - Southern Pines, North Carolina

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1010 Midland Rd
Southern Pines, NC 28387-3199
United States

Toll Free: (800) 323-2114
F: (910) 692-4615

Mid Pines Inn Course

18 hole regulation length course

Public golf course

72 par | 6,515 yards | 127 slope

71.4 rating | Bermuda grass

Recommend this course: +1 -0

Mid Pines Inn Golf Course

The 18-hole "Mid Pines Inn" course at the Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club facility in Southern Pines, North Carolina features 6,515 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 71.4 and it has a slope rating of 127 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Donald J. Ross, ASGCA, the Mid Pines Inn golf course opened in 1921. Graham Gilmore manages the course as the Director of Golf.

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I loved this course - it is suffering from the hot summer burnout that every course in the state is, but they did about as well as they could to maintain it. On saturday, Judge Hilton noted that part of one of the more severe greens had a place where he could see his footprint in the dirt.

Jason S.

A fun course to play. Not a long course, but important to be in good position off the tee, because approach shots are where you score here, much like any other Donald Ross course. This course has some excellent par-3 holes, and a couple of reachable par-5's, which always makes a course fun. The 18th is a long par-4 that is one of the best finishing holes I've ever played. I'd recommend this course to anyone, but be prepared to dig deep in your pocket.

Jason M.

Stan D.

Greens are very tricky

Andrew F.

This course has been a favorite of mine since my first visit to Pinehurst 16 years ago. I play it every chance I get. It is woman friendly so the wife likes to play there too. This Donald Ross gem is challenging but still very playable for everyone and just a fun course.

Eric E.

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