The Currituck Club

I played in July 2023 and the greens on the front 9 were in awful condition. Unrepaired ball marks and inconsistencies all over. Additionally the greens were slow putting wise. For the price they charge it was really disappointing and would recommend driving to other courses over playing here.

This was a good course in the Outer Banks. The greens are slower and no roll on the fairways so play a tee up or blend it with a tee up as our 6,300 played like 6,600 at home in Indy.

Visited with my family and I’m a single golfer. The staff was amazing!!!!!! They were incredibly accommodating and always found a spot for me! Is it expensive? Yup! You’re on vacation! It’s a great course on the water! The staff is great! The course was in excellent condition. The greens were super receptive and yes if you play in the morning, maybe a bit slow but I’d recommend any beginner not to complain about slow greens. You’ll score better with slower greens. These greens were probably a 7-10 depending on time of time. Play here! So worth the experience!

My son and I played and thought the course was in great condition based on the amount of play it must get in the summer. A GPS system on the carts would be helpful as there were a few tee shots where we had no clue where to aim. Pace of play was 4 hours, we rarely waited to hit our shots. Overall rating 4 out of 5 stars.

I know it's supply and demand but $189 is too high. No more than $120. And the $189 did not include range balls! Course in good shape. Greens a tad slow. Also surprised they have no senior rates.

Great experience! Staff was attentive, professional and friendly. Can’t wait to play again!

Not particularly challenging for a low handicapper but perfect for our family who typically shoot in the 90s.

Under normal circumstances, I’m thinking this place is wonderful. Unfortunately, GolfNow did not clearly publish that there were several unforeseen circumstances that would have likely made us change our mind about golfing here before booking. For $114 a person, we played on a course that had freshly aerated greens which were very sandy as well as a closed front nine, so we had to play the back twice. The course had recently also been flipped where the front and back lines were changed so the online systems have not yet been flipped and it caused some confusion with signage and yardage for us. All of us combined, it was not a pleasant experience for the price paid. I hope this experience helps others understand some of the unforeseen circumstances that can occur using golf now.