Resort · 18 holes
Pinehurst No. 10
Tom Doak's newest Sandhills masterpiece
Aberdeen, NC
445 Pit Link Ln, Aberdeen, NC 28315
About this course
Pinehurst No. 10 opened in April 2024, the newest course in the Pinehurst Resort collection, designed by Tom Doak. It sits a few miles from the main clubhouse in Aberdeen, North Carolina, on ground once part of a sand mining operation and later home to The Pit Golf Links.
The mining history left more elevation change than most Sandhills land, and Doak used it: holes drop into old pits, climb back out along sand walls and play across exposed sandy scarps, which is unusual for the area. Fairways are wide, the greens are large with pronounced internal contour, and the edges of holes are sand, wiregrass and pine rather than mown rough.
The course is walkable, caddies are available, and it is open to resort guests and club members.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
70
Yardage
7,020
Established
2024
Course rating
74.1
Slope
142
LooperScore
86.5
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Design & architects
- Tom Doak, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Pinehurst No. 10, by true distance.
The Cradle at Pinehurst
Pinehurst, NC · 0.5 mi away
The Cradle at Pinehurst is a nine-hole short course designed by Gil Hanse and opened in 2017. The compact routing rolls across sandy ground, wiregrass and pines near the main clubhouse, with varied par threes that reward imagination rather than length. Music, quick rounds and the option to loop it again make the atmosphere deliberately social, but the contours and recoveries still feel tied to Pinehurst's broader golf character. Cradle Crossing is the open-air bar overlooking The Cradle, with seating and fire pits above the third green and fourth tee. The nearby Pinecone bar cart and its Transfusions add to a short-course scene built around music, sunsets and another loop.
Pinehurst No. 1
Pinehurst, NC · 0.6 mi away
Pinehurst No. 1 is where golf at Pinehurst began. The course opened in 1898, originally designed and built by Dr. Leroy Culver, and was later enhanced by John Dunn Tucker and by Donald Ross after Ross arrived in the Sandhills. It predates No. 2 and gave the young resort its first real golf identity. At 6,089 yards and par 70, No. 1 is the most approachable of the resort's full-length courses. The fairways are wide, the routing walks gently over the sandy ground, and the green complexes carry Ross's influence without the severity found next door. More than a century of resort golf has passed over this ground, and the course still serves its original purpose: a welcoming first taste of Pinehurst for the thousands of golfers who arrive each year.
Pinehurst No. 2
Pinehurst, NC · 0.7 mi away
The most famous course in America
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