Jacksonville, NC
237 SW Plantation Dr, Jacksonville, NC 28454
About this course
Bear Trail Golf Club is an 18-hole course inside the Southwest Plantation community in Jacksonville. Opened in 2007 and designed by Rusty Simmons and Gene Daniel, it works through wetlands with wooden bridges and bunkered fairways, measuring 6,848 yards from the back tees. The club is semi-private and takes daily-fee play. A driving range and pro shop are on site.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
2007
LooperScore
71.1
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Design & architects
- Gene Daniel, architect
- Rusty Simmons, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Bear Trail Golf, by true distance.
North Shore Golf Course
Sneads Ferry, NC · 16 mi away
North Shore Golf Course in Sneads Ferry is a Bob Moore design that opened in 1988 near the Intracoastal Waterway. The 18-hole course reaches 6,866 yards from the back tees through marsh and tall pines. It is semi-private, takes public play and has a driving range.
Castle Bay Country Club
Hampstead, NC · 22 mi away
Castle Bay Country Club in Hampstead is a semi-private 18-hole course built in a Scottish links style. Randy Blanton designed it, and it opened in 1999. The sandy, nearly treeless site features tall bunkers, waste areas and water, so coastal wind plays a big part. The course is open to public play and has a driving range, pro shop and bar and grill.
Olde Point Golf Club
Hampstead, NC · 23 mi away
Olde Point Golf Club sits in Hampstead, North Carolina, a coastal community northeast of Wilmington. The course was built in 1974 and opened for play in 1975, designed by Jerry Turner, who worked with the area's rolling terrain, wooded stretches, lakes, and streams. Bermuda fairways and Paspalum greens cover the 18-hole layout. The club operates as semi-private, so members enjoy priority tee times but the public can book rounds as well. A pro shop, practice facilities, and an on-site restaurant support daily play, and a collared-shirt dress code applies on the course.
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