About
The Crystal Coast Country Club sits along the Bogue Sound, sprawling across sand dunes and weaving through the Maritime Forest. The club boasts the only golf course on the 21-mile island of Pine Knolls Shores. At just over 6,000 yards from the back tees, the course doesn't have the length that some other championship layouts have but there are still plenty of challenges in store. In addition to bunkers that are strategically placed along the small greens and narrow fairways, water comes into play on 13 holes. Though there are some tight spots that can be tough to navigate, the golf course is player friendly enough for all skill levels to enjoy. Regardless of ability, you'll be able to enjoy beautiful scenery, especially on the back nine where you'll have the best views of the Sound.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by jrocknit on 06/03/2026
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Sweet Photo submitted by u000008119190 on 02/24/2026
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Photo submitted by u314160387634 on 10/16/2025
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Photo submitted by CBreezybirdies on 04/15/2025
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Photo submitted by eferg on 08/20/2023
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Photo submitted by GolfNowColin13 on 07/01/2023
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Photo submitted by worm1986 on 06/24/2023
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Photo submitted by hsherron on 06/20/2023
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10th tee Photo submitted by realVTChef on 04/21/2023
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Photo submitted by Jngwelch on 04/20/2021
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Photo submitted by Jngwelch on 04/20/2021
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gorgeous 10th hole. Photo submitted by Jngwelch on 04/17/2021
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Photo submitted by franklinphi1532 on 10/22/2020
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Photo submitted by DF1311BC on 05/18/2015
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Photo submitted by DF1311BC on 05/18/2015
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Photo submitted by DF1311BC on 05/18/2015
Golfer Reviews
Not worth $90
This course is 6000 yards from the tips. It’s not worth $90
Crystal Coast
Challenging course! The first time I played was last year and pace of play was an issue. However, I returned this year and the pace was managed very well by the staff. Great course!
Not worth what they charge
For $90 you’d expect a lot better. Save your money and go to Beaufort Club or somewhere else.
Tough course
Honestly, I would leave my driver at home if I played this course again. This course requires perfect ball placement and not the grip and rip mentality. Fairways are narrow and the wind was up today(which made it even more difficult). I used my 3wood and hybrids to keep the ball lower so the wind wouldn’t put it in the wrong fairway or in the water. All in all I will be back to beat my score(hopefully)