Pinehurst No. 2
Turtleback greens designed to humiliate you. If you three-putt, you'll do it in front of a plaque. If you two-putt, tell everyone.
The rotation lives in Pinehurst and the surrounding sandhills. Pinehurst has ten courses. We play a lot of them. Below: what's on regularly, what rotates in, and what we're openly lobbying to add.
Turtleback greens designed to humiliate you. If you three-putt, you'll do it in front of a plaque. If you two-putt, tell everyone.
The one you brag about after. Length, sand, and enough elevation change to hide a bad drive from your teammate. Briefly.
The one nobody puts on their bucket list until they play it, and then they won't shut up.
Wide, long, and generous — until it isn't. A Wednesday round here has produced more low-ball heroes than any other course in the rotation.
Nine holes, wedges only, fireball buckets by team. The most fun you can have with a sand wedge, and the source of at least two team-name origin stories.
Timeless, rugged, completely unforgiving to the hungover. The lodge is worth the price of admission by itself.
A polite warm-up before the tournament tries to kill you. Sister course to Mid Pines. Bring your putter.
Blind shots, hidden greens, and holes that look like modern art. On the short list every year, on the schedule some of them.
Ten courses on one property. We rotate. If it's not on the schedule this year, it will be. We don't take suggestions, but we do consider them.
Every year the schedule includes Pinehurst courses, The Cradle, and at least one sandhills classic outside the resort. Final 2027 rotation will be posted with the schedule.
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