The Currituck Club

Course was in very good shape and pace of play was excellent. Finished 18 in a little less then 4 hours. Fairly open course with some water hazards more prevalent on back nine. Greens held well so you can play at pin.

Great course in excellent condition. Pace of play was good. Got a good deal on Golf Now (hot deal), otherwise the round of golf would have been very expensive north of $150. Not sure the round is worth that much.

Beautiful day and the fairways nice the greens were a little beat up because of amount of play

Great day on the course. Sunny with a nice breeze. Will come back

We have played this course since it opened. What was once great is no longer good. While the staff is friendly, many improvements should be made. The pace of play is horrible. The tees, greens, and practice range are in poor condition. The carts are old and tired. Players must wait until a round is finished before a cart is available. It was a disappointing golf experience and we know it can be better.

On vacation in Corolla Beach very limited courses decided to play here. They didn’t provide balls at the driving range they give you a token you get 12 balls to warm up with the greens were trashed not taken care of. Of course conditions were fair overpriced for what it is, I’d look elsewhere.

Delayed our tee time 10 mins or so so two carts could become available. First sign of trouble…where were all the carts?? On the course involves involved in creeping play pace. We played first two holes without any problem. Waited on third tee and every shot from there on in. Played in just over 5 hrs. Had to eat just outside course because all other resources were closed at 8:15 pm.

A tourist golf spot at best. Greens had good turf but were so soft and heavily played that putts were frequently bumped off line. Not worth the $150 twilight greens fee. Would recommend you enjoy the outer banks and skip the golf.

The course was challenging; it's unfortunate that the carts needed lots of maintenance (2 were not working from the start). Not worth the money

Went back here for the first time in about 10 years. Such a shame to see a once great course go downhill so much. When you are paying $200 per person for greens fees you don’t expect to get nickel and dimed on top of that. Range balls, tee, towels, and water bottles were all an additional charge. They got rid of their GPS, I guess it was too expensive along with all the other amenities you’d expect. The restaurant wasn’t open when we arrived. It opened right before our tee time but didn’t have any food ready for grab and go options at 7AM. The club/ball cleaner base rusted on the cart and had no water in it.

The course itself was still a great layout but more cost saving measures were apparent there as well. High bushes just in front of the teeing areas causing you to have to back up just to hit driver over it. The holes’ edges were rounded and brown, obvious they hadn’t been changed in a few days.

The topper was getting yelled at by the starter for going to the tee at 6:59. Our tee time was 7:00 but he hadn’t released us yet to leave the putting green.

Greens were a little soft due to mid summer watering. Fairways were good. Greens putted ok in spite of being a little soft and slow. Overall experience was fine. I thought range balls not being included at a place on this level was a little tacky imo.

Fun course. Very challenging when windy but cool layout and great conditions. Well worth it. Only “gripe” is having to pay for range balls after already paying quite a bit for the round.