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Oak Island Golf Club

Oak Island, NC

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Ranked #93 in NC

Oak Island, NC

928 Caswell Beach Rd, Oak Island, NC 28465

Type

Parkland

Region

Southeast

Holes

18

Par

72

Course rating

Not published

Slope

Not published

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LooperScore

79.0

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Courses within 150 miles of Oak Island Golf Club, by true distance.

Semi-private18 holes

Oak Island Golf Club

Caswell Beach, NC · 0.0 mi away

Oak Island Golf Club in Caswell Beach is a George Cobb design whose first nine opened in 1962. The 18-hole course sits on a barrier island, so ocean wind is the main defense. Fairways are wide, with 37 bunkers and water on nine holes. It takes daily-fee play and has Duffer's Pub and Grille.

Public18 holes

Lockwood Folly Country Club

Supply, NC · 9.0 mi away

Lockwood Folly Country Club in Supply is a public Willard Byrd design that opened in 1988. It sits where the Lockwood Folly River meets the Intracoastal Waterway, near Holden Beach, on a former hunting preserve. The par-72 course plays 6,836 yards through tree-lined fairways and salt marsh views. The Oak and Anchor Grill and a range are on site.

Public27 holes

Carolina National Golf Club

Bolivia, NC · 13 mi away

Carolina National Golf Club in Bolivia is a 27-hole public facility designed by Fred Couples with Gene Bates, opened in 1998. The three par 36 nines are the Egret, the Heron and the Ibis, played in any pairing. Egret/Heron is the longest combination at 7,017 yards from the back tees (74.2 rating, 140 slope). The course sits in an Audubon certified sanctuary along the wetlands and marsh of the Lockwood Folly River, and several of the best holes run beside the river. The Heron is more open with firm fairways, while the Ibis has narrower fairways and smaller greens. It is about 45 minutes from Wilmington and 20 minutes from Oak Island.

Last verified 2026-09-29

Public18 holes

Beau Rivage Plantation

Wilmington, NC · 17 mi away

Beau Rivage Golf and Resort in Wilmington plays over rolling pine and dune ground near the Cape Fear River, with elevation changes of up to 75 feet, unusual for the coast. Joe Gessner designed the 18-hole course, which opened in 1988. Fairways are Bermuda and the greens are ultradwarf Bermuda. On-site lodging makes stay-and-play packages possible, and the course is open to the public year-round.

Public18 holes

Rivers Edge Golf Club

Shallotte, NC · 18 mi away

Rivers Edge Golf Club in Shallotte is an Arnold Palmer design that opened in 1999 along the Shallotte River. Tidal creeks and marsh come into play on many holes, and the long ninth sits right on the water. It is open to the public and is one of the more demanding courses in Brunswick County.

Semi-private27 holes

Magnolia Greens Golf Club

Leland, NC · 22 mi away

Magnolia Greens Golf Club is situated in the Magnolia Greens residential community along US Highway 17 in Leland, North Carolina, a few miles south of Wilmington in Brunswick County. Tom Jackson designed the 27-hole facility, which opened in 1998 on flat coastal-plain terrain typical of the area. The three nine-hole loops can be combined for varied 18-hole rounds, and the club includes a natural grass driving range and practice facilities. The course has hosted PGA Tour and USGA qualifying events over the years. Magnolia Greens is operated by Heritage Golf Group as a semi-private facility, open for daily fee play to the public while also offering memberships and annual passes. An on-site restaurant, Blossoms, serves golfers and the surrounding community.

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