Outdoor recreation includes that famous swing on the Outer Banks

Living on the Outer Banks, we have some of North Carolina’s best golf courses from award winning designers that feature rolling dunes and fantastic water hazards. Locals and visitors alike boast of the variety of fun and favorably playable golf courses from Corolla to Grandy.

While these championship 18-hole courses and links all offer membership, most are open to the public as well, and appropriate for all golfer skill levels.

Plus, you will find driving ranges and bunkers, putting greens, pro-shops, and experienced golf staff for private instruction. After an exhilarating round of golf, you may also enjoy some relaxation and comradery in the clubhouse.

The Carolina Club in Grandy (public welcome)

Living on the Outer Banks, we have some of North Carolina’s best golf courses from award winning designers that feature rolling dunes and fantastic water hazards. Locals and visitors alike boast of the variety of fun and favorably playable golf courses from Corolla to Grandy.

While these championship 18-hole courses and links all offer membership, most are open to the public as well, and appropriate for all golfer skill levels.

Plus, you will find driving ranges and bunkers, putting greens, pro-shops, and experienced golf staff for private instruction. After an exhilarating round of golf, you may also enjoy some relaxation and comradery in the clubhouse.

The Currituck Club in Corolla (public welcome)

• The Pointe Golf Club in Powell’s Point (public and membership)
• Kilmarlic Resort and Golf Club in Powell’s Point (public and membership)
• Holly Ridge Golf Course in Harbinger (public and membership)
• SeaScape Golf Links in Kitty Hawk (public and membership)
• Duck Woods Country Club in Southern Shores (membership)
• Nags Head Golf Links in Nags Head (public and membership)

Something special happens when you spend time outside, the distractions are minimized and you can hear yourself think. Golf courses and links are designed to enhance your experience with nature.

The Currituck Club wrote

“On the course, it’s common to view wildlife including deer, osprey, geese, turtles and the occasional soaring eagle during your round of Corolla golf.”

Playing golf here allows you to move around in the great outdoors, get that blood pumping, breathe in the fresh salt air, and experience the highs and lows of a challenging game. This is mentally and physically stimulating for body and mind.

Golf doesn’t discriminate, as men, women and children can play equitably on the same golf course. And a little competition may encourage you to improve your game, especially when a ‘tween has a better putt than you. It also requires patience and control, and some other traits that are in short demand these days.

Golf can be a lifetime pursuit, with plenty of lessons learned out on the fairways.

If golf is your thing, or you want to give it a first time shot, just click any of the above to learn more or book your tee time. If you’re interested in Putt Putt and Disc Golf, we’ve got that too.

Many love the Outer Banks for the incredible outdoor recreational opportunities, from world class fishing to the 100+ miles of the best beaches on the eastern seaboard. We’re also partial to the adventurous spirit of the people in these quaint coastal villages that make this sandbar home.

If you would like to find out more about making the Outer Banks your home, or second home, we’d be pleased to help, just visit us at SAGA Realty & Construction, or call 252.301.3090.