I’m gearing up for a trip to Pinehurst No. 2 and I’m curious about the greens fees. I understand it’s a top-tier course, but I’d love to get some insights on the following:
Current Fees: What are the greens fees right now? Are there any peak and off-peak rates?
Discounts: Are there any discounts or packages available? Maybe stay-and-play deals or discounts for certain times of the year?
Comparisons: How do the fees compare to similar courses?
Overall Value: For those who’ve played there, do you think the experience justifies the cost? Was it worth it?
I’m looking for as much feedback as possible to see if this course fits into my budget and travel plans. Thanks for any insights you can share!
I’ve played Pinehurst No. 2, and while the greens fees are higher than some regional courses, the unique experience and course layout justify the cost to me.
I totally agree! The history of Pinehurst No. 2 adds so much value to the round. I’ve seen greens fees at nearby public courses that don’t even compare.
I played last year, and they offered a package deal during the off-season which was pretty reasonable. Highly recommend checking their website for deals!
Pinehurst No. 2 is legendary, but I think some folks find the fees hard to swallow. How do they stack up against courses like Pine Needles or Tobacco Road?
In comparison, Tobacco Road can be around $100 during peak season. I’d argue Pinehurst’s quality does warrant the extra cost considering the maintenance and history.
I’ve played Pinehurst No. 2 a few times, and while the greens fees are high, the course conditions are top-notch. The meticulous upkeep really adds to the experience.
The caddies at Pinehurst are incredibly knowledgeable. Their insights can make the game more enjoyable, but that doesn’t necessarily justify the greens fees for everyone.
I had a great experience with the staff too! Everyone was friendly and accommodating. That level of service definitely makes the greens fees feel less steep.