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Brunswick Plantation Resort and Golf
About Brunswick Plantation Resort and Golf
Brunswick Plantation Resort and Golf is located in Calabash, North Carolina, on the north end of the Myrtle Beach-area Grand Strand. This 2,000-acre development features a residential community and semi-private, 27-hole golf course. Villa rentals are available for rent with studio, one- and two-bedroom units. There are multiple outdoor pools available to stay-and-play guests as well as two clubhouses. Packages are also available to other Brunswick County top courses including Ocean Ridge Plantation, Farmstead, Crow Creek Thistle and Rivers Edge. Ocean Isle Beach and Sunset Beach are located nearby.Facts
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Golf courses at Brunswick Plantation Resort and Golf
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Calabash, North CarolinaSemi-Private/Resort
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Calabash, North CarolinaSemi-Private/Resort
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Calabash, North CarolinaSemi-Private/Resort
Images from Brunswick Plantation Resort and Golf
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by DavidSmith101 on 05/04/2024
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Always great to play a round with dad Photo submitted by Teetime23 on 02/29/2024
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Photo submitted by jrprvs2000 on 03/09/2023
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Photo submitted by jrprvs2000 on 03/09/2023
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Photo submitted by jrprvs2000 on 03/09/2023
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Photo submitted by jrprvs2000 on 03/09/2023
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Photo submitted by Relong1961 on 04/03/2022
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Spring Golf! Photo submitted by Sshipper on 03/09/2022
Reviews
Karazy course
The course seemed to have water on every hole or it was a dog leg, or both at the same time. It is a super nice course and I really loved playing it. I suggest putting for 30 minutes before you hit the course or you'll get adjusted to the greens around the 12th hole and by then it's too late for you. The greens are really fast, but not in a bad way.
Fun
Not the prettiest course in the area but probably one of the better maintained. Staff was extremely friendly. Tee off later in the day as most of the locals play first thing in the morning.
Brunswick Plantation
Great course. Starter was very courteous and helpfully.
Great course for the price.
Great course for the price. The course and the greens were in excellent shape. Very fast greens. Sand traps were not in good shape, but that’s to be expected as we had a tropical storm come through a couple days prior. But very nice course for the price we paid.
A bad day on the links is better than a good day without
If we didn’t have rain the week of play, increase review by 20%
Great value
Played Dogwood/Azalea nines. Great layout and course was in great shape. Had the first tee time of the day so breezed through the front nine in 1.5 hrs. Course double books tee times so had to wait for groups starting to make the turn and sat behind a bunch of slow groups and waited the entire 2nd nine which took 2 hrs and 15 min. I would definitely play it again but so frustrating that courses in this area double up the tee times.
Tale of two nines
I played the Azalea to Magnolia Route. Overall, the course was in great shape and the greens were the fastest of the week. Azalea was a great 9 that keeps you on your toes and has a little something for everyone, including #4 which is postcard worthy. Despite a fairly full tee sheet, the pace was still at about 2 hours. When I turned to Magnolia, a log jam developed at #2. The pace slowed to a crawl thanks to one foursome not playing ready golf and evaluating every shot like it was the US Open. The marshal I had seen 3 times on Azalea never made it to Magnolia and it made for almost a 3 hour back nine. At a 27 hole complex, that is inexcusable. Also, Magnolia was a mostly bland mix of holes compared to
Azalea. I’d like to try Dogwood to Azalea next time, that seems to be the ticket.