The Pit Golf Links - Golf - Sandhills, NC Golf Vacations by Golf Zoo - This area's Scottish Heritage and turn of the century villages makes our golf culture come alive. The Sandhills extends to include many other communities also known for its beautiful landscapes and challenging golf. Located halfway between New York and Florida, and halfway between Appalachian Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean, the Sandhills is without a doubt one of the most scenic and enjoyable destinations in the world. The region's courses are as beautiful as they are challenging. Well-manicured greens meander through stands of stately pines and magnolias and along sparkling lakes. And the region's four distinct, yet mild, seasons permit year-round play.

The Pit Golf Links

Golf

The Pit Golf Links opened in 1985 to rave reviews and has been styled "one of the most remarkable courses anywhere." Its phenomenal reputation has attracted enthusiastic golfers from all over the country. The Pit is currently ranked by Golf Digest as one of the Top 50 Courses in America open to the public, and by both Golf Digest and Golfweek as one of North Carolina's Ten Best. Hole #8 is ranked by Golf Magazine as one of the Best 50 holes open to the public. The SUN NEWS (Myrtle Beach) says "Not another one like it in the world...an unbelievably masterful golf course."This Dan Maples original was sculpted from a 230-acre sand quarry into a truly one-of-a-kind course.

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410 Pit Link Lane, HWY 5

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Sandhills, NC Golf Vacations by Golf Zoo

This area's Scottish Heritage and turn of the century villages makes our golf culture come alive. The Sandhills extends to include many other communities also known for its beautiful landscapes and challenging golf. Located halfway between New York and Florida, and halfway between Appalachian Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean, the Sandhills is without a doubt one of the most scenic and enjoyable destinations in the world.

The region's courses are as beautiful as they are challenging. Well-manicured greens meander through stands of stately pines and magnolias and along sparkling lakes. And the region's four distinct, yet mild, seasons permit year-round play.