jamesfgould

I decided to take my family to do remote work and do remote learning at a house in the Village of Nags Head for 2 weeks. Start early, work a full day, and play 9 holes often. I played Nags Head Golf Links around 7 times with the majority of the time on the front 9. The course is in incredible shape and the staff is extremely friendly. My wife joined me twice and was able to see the Village of Nags Head from the golf course (front 9 and back 9), which is absolutely beautiful! The staff allowed me to go off the back nine so my wife could see it, which was so nice.

The golf course is challenging, but a lot of fun. Be sure to watch for days with low wind. I played on days with low wind and higher winds, so if you can't hit the ball straight be careful on those windy days.

The course is an an absolute pleasure and I'll remember my 2 weeks in the Village of Nags Head and playing the Links of Nags Head for a long time.

I ventured out to the Links at Gettysburg for the first time. I found the course to be in great shape, with some really memorable and scenic holes, and an overall fun experience. I'm don't hit my drives really far, so I chose to play the members tees (green) instead of the white tees. I felt the members tees were a little bit too easy for my play, so next time I'm going to give the white tees a try. I really enjoyed the round and I certainly will put the Links at Gettysburg on my list. The course is a member of the Raspberry Golf Trails, so that is a bonus for those players that are a member.

I had the pleasure with playing North at Bowling Green Country Club due to the lack of availability in Northern Virginia due to the Maryland invasion. It was crowded as well, but I was amazed at the shape the course was in based on the experience that I had playing on other courses for the past view weeks. The course is very walkable and was really enjoyable to play. It was kind of unusual that you pass the clubhouse between the 6th and 7th hole. The round included a lunch and was half the price of other comparable options. I'm going to add this course to my list even though it's an hour away. I was somewhat surprised that there are separate clubhouses for the North and South courses at Bowling Green Country Club. Make sure to get directions to the correct course ahead of time. Overall, I highly encourage giving the course a try, since it is in the best shape that I've played in weeks and it is really fun to play!

I was only able to play 9 holes. I lived in Montgomery Village over 20 years ago when the course was private, so I only played it a couple times. I got the opportunity to play 9 holes late in the afternoon when no one was around. The greens are large and elevated. They rolled true. The course condition is not prime but good. I played really well, which helped with my enjoyment, but I was very pleased with the course. I just wish I could have played the back 9.

I was able to play 9 holes late (~ 6 pm) and then later in the week was able to play 18 holes late (~ 5:30 pm). I stayed at a house on the course and was disappointed to hear that they were aerating the day that I had available on my Disney week vacation, so I booked a round at the Waldorf Astoria. I got out late on Southern Dunes to try out the course and I found the conditions fantastic and the course just plain fun to play. After that I assumed that the Waldorf Astoria was going to be amazing, but I was very disappointed with the Waldorf Astoria and wished I was able to play my full round at Southern Dunes. The last day of my trip, we got away from the park early, so I got an opportunity to play Southern Dunes again late (5:30 pm) :-) I got the full round in and was happy with the back nine holes as well. One of the holes was under maintenance, but beyond that the conditions were fantastic. I wish I had more time to play Southern Dunes!