About this course
Fairmont Golf Course sits about five miles off Interstate 95 in southeastern North Carolina. J. Porter Gibson designed the par-72 course, which opened in 1963 and plays 6,755 yards from the back tees. It takes public play and has a driving range, pro shop and pub and grill.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
1963
LooperScore
70.7
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Design & architects
- Bill Hayes, architect
- J. Porter Gibson, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Fairmont Golf Course, by true distance.
Cypress Lakes Golf Course
Hope Mills, NC · 33 mi away
Cypress Lakes Golf Course in Hope Mills, near Fayetteville, is a public 18-hole course that opened in 1968. L.B. Floyd and Stuart Goodin designed it. It plays close to 7,000 yards with bentgrass greens and Bermuda fairways, and carries a 73.2 course rating from the back tees. There is a grass driving range and the course is open year-round.
Vineyard Golf at White Lake
Elizabethtown, NC · 34 mi away
Vineyard Golf at White Lake sits between White Lake and Elizabethtown. Willard Byrd designed the par-72 course in 1964 through tall pines, and MiniVerde greens went in in 2014. It is open to the public with a driving range, putting green and pro shop.
Country Club of South Carolina
Florence, SC · 36 mi away
The Country Club of South Carolina in Florence is an Ellis Maples design that opened in 1968 on a 900-acre property where Black Creek winds through the fairways. The par-72 layout stretches to about 7,060 yards from the back tees, with the front nine looping around Polk Swamp and the back nine wandering through native wetlands and woods. Maples, a Donald Ross protege and patriarch of the Carolinas-based Maples design firm, used the region's forests and creeks to echo the sandhills courses of North Carolina with a battery of bunkers. The 460-yard 18th makes a hard dogleg left around a lagoon to a well-bunkered green and is the No. 1 handicap hole. The club is open to public play seven days a week and was recognized on Golfweek's Best Courses You Can Play list for South Carolina.
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