North Carolina golf
Golf courses in Greensboro, NC.
Every course BogeyMap publishes in and around Greensboro, ordered by LooperAI score.
BogeyMap publishes 4 golf courses in Greensboro, NC, 4 of them playable without a member invite. The Cardinal by Pete Dye (Cardinal Course) carries the highest LooperAI score in town at 81.3.
Courses in Greensboro
The Cardinal by Pete Dye (Cardinal Course)
Greensboro, NC
Pete Dye's Cardinal Course: one of the Triad's premier public layouts
Grandover Resort (East)
Greensboro, NC
The East Course at Grandover Resort is one of two 18-hole courses at the resort property in Greensboro, North Carolina. It opened in March 1996 as part of a purpose-built golf resort with a hotel, spa and conference facilities. David Graham and Gary Panks designed the course, which plays to a par of 72 and stretches to roughly 7,250 yards from the championship tees. Tree-lined fairways and holes built with stadium-style viewing areas give the layout an open, spacious character across the resort's wooded acreage. The course gives priority tee times to hotel guests, with public tee times also available. A golf shop, instruction from resort professionals, and a companion West Course round out the golf offerings on site.
Grandover Resort (West)
Greensboro, NC
The West Course at Grandover Resort is the second of two 18-hole layouts at the golf resort in Greensboro, North Carolina, opening in 1997 a year after its companion East Course. Also designed by David Graham and Gary Panks, the West Course plays to a par of 72 over roughly 6,800 to 6,875 yards depending on the tee set used for measurement. The course is routed through the resort's wooded, rolling grounds, built amid oak, pine and dogwood cover typical of the Piedmont Triad region. As with the East Course, hotel guests receive priority tee times, and public tee times are available through the golf shop. The resort's clubhouse and pro shop serve both courses, along with practice facilities and golf instruction.
Forest Oaks Country Club
Greensboro, NC
Forest Oaks Country Club in Greensboro is an Ellis Maples design that opened in 1962 and hosted the PGA Tour's Greater Greensboro Open from 1977 to 2007. Davis Love III renovated the course in 2002. It measures 7,212 yards from the back tees through mature hardwoods. The club is semi-private and also has tennis and a pool.