Whispering Pines Golf Club is our primary course for golf school students.  This Ellis Maples' premier design course offers 36 holes of challenging championship golf!  The East course will make you hit every club in your bag.  The West Course will remind you of a “northeastern country club” with the elevation changes, towering oak tress that line the fairways and overhanging greens.  
 

Hyland Hills Golf Club is one of our most popular courses for students.  The most played 18 holes in the area remain traditional and unique with their rolling hills and "gimmick free" golf.  The course is considered one of the finest ever designed by architect Tom Jackson and recent renovations have created new amenities for your golfing pleasure.

Tee times are available at other courses throughout the beautiful Carolina Sandhills region.

If you have a course in mind, please let us know and we'll do our best to arrange tee times. 

Courses in the area include:

Anderson Creek : Voted North Carolina's "Best New Golf Course for 2001" by NC Magazine. The course offers five sets of tees and features all that is great about golf in the Sandhills. Designed by Love Enterprises and Associates, Inc.

Bayonet at Puppy Creek: You will find 18 distinctive golf holes skillfully sculpted from this enchanting environment running through rolling hills along Puppy Creek. Designed by Willard Byrd.

Beacon Ridge at Seven Lakes: Created by nationally known course designer Gene Hamm, this masterpiece with bent grass greens and Bermuda grass fairways demands accuracy and the full use of a variety of clubs, making it challenging for both skilled and beginning golfers alike.

The Carolina: This Arnold Palmer-designed course takes advantage of dramatic elevation changes and preserved natural wetlands, producing a challenging layout for all levels of play.

Deercroft Golf & Country Club: Come experience "the best-kept secret in the Sandhills," as quoted by Golf Digest. Site of the 1986 PGA Tour Qualifier. Rated 31/2 stars by Golf Digest's Places to Play.
 

Foxfire Resort and Golf: Foxfire is a semiprivate, full-service resort featuring 36 holes of championship golf with condominium and townhouse accommodations. Architect Gene Hamm's two 18-hole courses offer players of all skill levels a challenging, yet rewarding, golf experience.
 

Legacy Golf Links: Legacy is the only course in the Pinehurst Area to successfully combine a public course with private amenities. Legacy is a Jack Nicklaus II Golden Bear Design, it has received both Four Star and Great Value ratings from Golf Digest's Places to Play Guide.
 

Little River Golf Club: One of the area's Premier Courses, a Golf Digest "Award Winner". A unique landmark in the world of equestrian sports becomes a Legendary World Class Golf Course. Sculpted from 700 acres of natural beauty. A "Must Play" on everyone's list.
 

The Pit Golf Links: Rated as one of the Top 50 Public Courses in America and one of the Top 10 courses in North Carolina by Golf Digest. This Dan Maples original was sculpted from a 230-acre sand quarry into a truly one-of-a-kind course.
 

Seven Lakes Golf Club: Seven Lakes Golf and Dining is a par 3 executive golf course and an outstanding dining environment rolled all up into one. All 18 holes are now open.

Talamore: Talamore was named the Best New Public Course in the South for 1992 and has been honored with a four-star ranking by Golf Digest. This 18-hole championship course was designed by Rees Jones.
 

Tobacco Road: Mike Strantz, the number one golf course architect in 1998, has invaded the Sandhills with his latest masterpiece: Tobacco Road. This is a course of such uncommon beauty and imagination that it will feed your soul and challenge your game like no other course in the Carolinas.
 

Tot Hill Farm: This exceptional course is nested on 367 acres of picturesque rolling countryside bounded on three sides by the Uwharrie Mountains near Asheboro, NC. Tot Hill Farm Golf Course is Mike Strantz latest masterpiece.
 

Woodlake Maple and Palmer: Woodlake offers 36 holes of championship golf by two of the world's finest designers, Ellis Maples and Arnold Palmer.