Nags Head Golf Links

Paid 115 for 750 tee times! Well worth the money! Windy day! Sound side holes were rough! Course in great shape! Greens were some of the softest well kept greens I’ve ever seen! Kinda quick! Well worth the money!!

Great course great views on water and great friendly staff

Cours in great shape, holes along the water are awesome!!

I was very pleased with my experience at Nags Head Golf Links. It isn’t a long course by any measure, but it does require some good solid strategic thinking. The wind will always be a factor, as it is on all seaside links courses, and most of the holes are fairly tight. Most of the holes with generous landing areas off the tee require a good deal of carry to reach it. Otherwise, if you’re standing on the tee, and thinking about leaving the driver in the bag, that’s probably the right choice.

The greens and fairways are immaculately kept, as are the bunkers. There were a couple of fescue “haystacks,” which are featured on many southern courses, and are gimmicky, in my opinion. No one should be penalized for hitting a decent shot.

Overall, if you play a strategic game, keep it in play, and keep your putts firm, you’ll play to your handicap, and have an enjoyable round. If you look at the yardage, and expect to bomb the course into submission, bring extra balls, and add the commensurate strokes.

The course is laid out well with the space available, but its not inspiring or much fun. Rangers we’re overly pesky, not pushy but made an annoying effort to let you know they were there. I doubt I’ll ever be back and I wouldn’t recommend to anyone I would want to have a relaxing and fun game of golf.

The course is beautiful and challenging with precise accuracy required on some areas. Otherwise just great fairways and manicured greens.

Course is in great shape! But no beverage cart in 90-degree weather??? Desk staff not very welcoming. Overall, very enjoyable, but experience could be a lot better with a bit more attention to customer service and old-fashioned hospitality.

Course was in Great shape, pretty Day Lots of people slopw play couldn't be helped. still enjoyed my Game

Played with my wife who is learning. . The starter could not have been ruder and made us feel more unwelcome.

This course, as always, was in phenomenal shape. The fairways were like carpet to hit off of, and the greens, due to the heat, were like glass, although they did slow up a little. Making well placed tee shots is the key here, as if you do, you will be rewarded with easier 2nd shots and birdie and par opportunities. Some of the par 4’s, 2 of them as a matter of fact, I either cut the corner over trees for an 80 yd 2nd shot to the green, or hit a bomb center cut down the fairway for a chip and putt birdie. It’s a short course if you play from the whites like I do, only about 5800 yds. Some of the par 4s are less than 300yds. It’s a very challenging course, and very well maintained from tee to green.

The course avg cost I believe is about $80-$125 in prime season, but I got a hot deals time for $83.99, had golf now vouchers, so I basically got my round for free only paying $3.49 for the convenience fee.

Play this course if you can. It’s a gem in the OBX.

Took an impromptu road trip from DC to Outer Banks this week, course is short from the tips but plays much harder and longer, with the wind and the demand for placement shots. Great Bermuda grass, really well manicured around the greens and the layout is very Mike Strantz esque on some holes. The finishing holes reminiscent of Pebble Beach. Happened to run into the GM, Alex (Anderson?) and he was super cool and actually played with us for a couple holes because we were just a twosome. All around great experience. Thank you, NH