North Carolina golf
Golf courses in Leland, NC.
Every course BogeyMap publishes in and around Leland, ordered by LooperAI score.
BogeyMap publishes 3 golf courses in Leland, NC, 3 of them playable without a member invite. Cape Fear National at Brunswick Forest carries the highest LooperAI score in town at 80.3.
Courses in Leland
Cape Fear National at Brunswick Forest
Leland, NC
Cape Fear National sits within the Brunswick Forest community in Leland, North Carolina, a few miles south of Wilmington. Golf course architect Tim Cate designed the layout, which opened in 2009, routing it through undulating land with bridges over wetlands, waterfalls, and long bunkers that run the length of several holes. The course measures more than 7,200 yards from the back tees at a par of 72. It is currently open to the public and to Brunswick Forest residents, though the community has indicated a long-term intention to eventually convert the club to private membership.
Magnolia Greens Golf Club
Leland, NC
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.
Cape Fear National Golf Course
Leland, NC
Cape Fear National Golf Course is an 18-hole layout within the Brunswick Forest community in Leland, North Carolina, a few miles south of downtown Wilmington. It was designed by architect Tim Cate, who used extensive earthwork, bridges, waterfalls, and rock walls to blend the course into its wetland and marsh surroundings. The course stretches beyond 7,200 yards from the back tees and features cypress marsh views, drive-through waste bunkers, and beach-style bunkers along several holes, including a set of prominent length-of-hole bunkers on the front and back nines. Cape Fear National operates with membership options for Brunswick Forest residents and nearby communities, alongside a clubhouse restaurant and event lawn used for outings and gatherings.