Golf Plus So Much More!

Golf Digest's Ron Whitten called Longleaf Golf & Country Club "...the most playable course in Pinehurst".
18-hole Dan Maples Championship Golfcourse

Longleaf is a Semi-private, versatile course whose designer, Dan Maples, preserved its equestrian tradition by incorporating its rail post and hedge rows into the course design.
	As a tribute to its colorful history, Dan Maples incorporated some of the features and flavor of the old facility into the golf course, including part of the fence and training track. The front nine at Longleaf was designed in the Scottish open style with subtly rolling fairways. The back nine, in contrast, is heavily tree-lined with dramatic elevation changes.
	Opened in 1988 Hosted the 1991 North Carolina Open USGA Rules govern all play. Horse track fence and yardage markers are immovable obstructions. White stakes with red tips and double - rail white fences mark out-of-bounds. Instruction and Club Rental Available Regular Golf Attire required; no denim jeans, shirt must have collar No Coolers allowed

Course Facts
Golf Resort: Admission Policy: Guest Policy: Par: Designed By: Carts: Driving Range: Pro Shop: Putting Green: Snack Bar: Alcohol Served: Caddies: Bag Storage: Fairways: Greens:	NO Semi-Private Open 71 Dan Maples Electric Unlit, Grass Tees Open Daily YES Open Daily Beer, Wine, Liquor NO Members Only Bermuda Bent
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A Full Array of Amenities accompanies your purchase of a home at Longleaf...
Clubhouse Members Only Pool & Spa/Exercise Facility Lighted Tennis Courts Practice Fairway Croquet & Lawn Bowling Courts Springfed Lake City Park Trail connects through Longleaf Organized Club Activities Conditions subject to change.	The clubhouse is centrally located, perfect to play a quick 9 holes or to end an 18-hole round with spirits at the bar. The clubhouse serves lunch 7 days a week at The Grille Room. Workout in our exercise facility, or enjoy relaxing poolside. A double Tennis Court lies just behind our Clubhouse . Lighted courts allow residents and their guests to enjoy a game well into the evening hours. A springfed lake is on our property, allowing residents to enjoy catch and release fishing at their leisure. Enjoy a walk or bike ride along a city trail that runs through Longleaf, connecting neighboring communities with various points of the area. Participate in Ladies' Bridge as one of the many activities organized at the Longleaf Golf & Country Club.