About
The 18-hole Whispering Woods Golf Club in Whispering Pines, North Carolina is a semi-private golf course that opened in 1974. Designed by Dan & Ellis Maples, Whispering Woods Golf Club measures 6324 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 134 and a 70.8 USGA rating.
The semi-private course offers challenges to both the intermediate as well as the accomplished player. The course rambles over undulating terrain which is carefully maintained by the caring staff. The greens are known for their conditioning and the course is a favorite for annual returning golfers. This is a track with alot of character.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by u000004919424 on 08/16/2026
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Photo submitted by scottbunch66 on 06/15/2026
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Photo submitted by scottbunch66 on 06/15/2026
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Photo submitted by scottbunch66 on 06/15/2026
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Photo submitted by scottbunch66 on 06/15/2026
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Photo submitted by scottbunch66 on 06/15/2026
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Photo submitted by u1105907609 on 07/09/2025
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Photo submitted by Stillz92 on 03/21/2023
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Photo submitted by u314159394543 on 07/11/2022
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Spectators at #5 tee box! Photo submitted by GolfingGemini on 07/11/2020
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Is that Bambi? Photo submitted by GolfingGemini on 07/11/2020
Golfer Reviews
Good value
Kinda wonky layout. Greens were quite good. Entire course is rough around the edges but a good value at $28 for 18 holes.
Great value and pace
Took the 1 hour trip down from Holly Springs. Course was in pretty good shape. Hard to complain as it was $32.50 a person and pace moved quick. Staff very friendly but no grill yet (says one is coming). Great day on a good course at an excellent value. Worth the drive down.
A sleeper
I have been living in the Pinehurst area for the past eight years. A great value. New ownership is taking pride in their investment by providing upgraded conditions and excellent and caring customer relations.
Continued to get better
Wasn’t a huge fan of the layout of the first couple holes but not only did the layout get better, but the quality continue to get better as well. Great golf course for a great price and I highly recommend it.
Great Value
Great Layout. Modest Length. Green complexes challenging
Course is coming along
The course is coming along and getting a lot better. The née owner is putting a lot of money in the course.
A fair Sandhills course
Teed off ~10am on the July 5th "holiday" Monday and only took 3.5 hours to finish as a two-some. Possibly Covid casualties, but there were no Starter, Ranger, drink cart, or water coolers on the course. Unsure about snack bar -- didn't stop at the turn. It's listed up front as having no range, but they did have a net to hit into by the practice green which was helpful. Course was in average shape -- some GIR here and there, a couple bunkers with standing water or hard-panned, etc. -- nothing terrible.
Plays as short as the yardage indicates, if not shorter. Interesting mix of five par 5's and five par 3's for a par 72 course, and I'm not sure if some of the 5's needed to be. Driver + PW and Driver + 6I into two of them from the white tees. Course had a good mix of holes and layouts though. You weren't hitting Driver off of every tee, but at times it was difficult to know what distance to target into a dogleg or avoid OB (didn't ask if a course book was available). Greens were firm and I feel like they would have run fairly average except for the amount of slope in most -- led to some tricky down-hillers and slow up-hill putts which helped it play more challenging than the yardage.
I'd come back again but play the blue tees even as a 15+ handicap. It's a better value than a comparably priced course in the Raleigh area.
Great value for the money
Great value for the money. I found the course in excellent shape and very fair yet challenging. I will be going back soon.
Great value course with fun layout
Course is under new ownership and improvements are being made. New carts and several improvements around the course. Not crowded. Great value!