Southern Pines Golf and Country Club

In general the course was in great shape except for some of the T boxes. Fun easy course , don’t have to think too much.

I've played this course on numerous occasions, they have to do a better job taken care of the tee boxes. They are far too dry, and they have been abused by poor golfers. The maintenance staff are doing a poor job in taking care of the tee boxes.

Overall it's a nice, challenging golf course.

This is not a true 18 hole course. 12 holes are a par three and 6 holes are par four. There are no par five holes. They charge $50+ on golf now but when we got to the window to pay it says weekday rate $28! We brought this up and they offered a $5 bag of used balls. Course was in good condition for fall, but rate of play was horrendous. There is no one monitoring tee times. People simply show up, grab a cart, and tee off whenever they feel like. The entire course is log jammed. On one par four hole there was a group on the green, a group on the fairway waiting to chip, a group on the tee block, and us in a cart waiting behind them. Play somewhere else.

This is an executive length course and Excellent for beginners. Beware however that many members are elderly, so be prepared for a slow pace of play

We and my friends always have a nice time at the course. Be prepared however that many of the members are elderly, and the pace of play can be. absolute crawl. ,

I recently golfed during the pandemic and the staff was amazing and friendly in dealing with customers. Zero issues there, however I wouldn’t play this course again. Short and scattered. Yardage marking and even gps( golf now and personal watch) were all over and incorrect. Again great staff and handling customers during this time but not a course I enjoyed playing.

It’s a short course and as women golfers we usually play from the red tees, but we played from the blues. It was more challenging for us and we really enjoyed our round.