Southport Golf Courses

Bald Head Island Club

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Bald Head Island Golf Club is a 30-minute ferry ride from the mainland, and the ferry itself is an hour from the Myrtle Beach International Airport. You have to pay for both the ferry ride and parking. In other words, you have to really want to play there.

Cate Nine Course at The Members Club at St. James Plantation

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Founders Club at St. James Plantation

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They changed the name of The Gauntlet to The Founders, but the name change didn't make the course any easier. It's deserved: average golfers will find more than their match here. Architect P.B. Dye designed the green complexes here with something ethereal in mind.

Irwin Course at The Members Club at St. James Plantation

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If you're considering multiple golf courses for a gated retirement community where the average golfer is cashing social security checks, you want to make sure at least one course is easy on the eyes, legs and scorecard. At the St. James Plantation, it's The Members Club. The marketers like to say Hale Irwin designed the original 18 holes with "fun" in mind.

Oak Island Par-3 Golf Course at South Harbour

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The 18-hole Oak Island Par-3 Golf Course at South Harbour in Southport, North Carolina is a municipal golf course that opened in 2002. Oak Island Par-3 Golf Course at South Harbour measures 1951 yards from the longest tees.

Players Club at St. James Plantation

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The Players course at St. James Plantation was designed by Carolinian Tim Cates, who is known for assembling layouts with left-handers and back-teers in mind; hence, the name, the Players. In fact, The Players' slope rating of 150 is just one digit lower than The Founders, the St. James course that routinely mesmerizes and frustrates with its complicated and unnerving green complexes.

Reserve Club At St. James Plantation

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The 18-hole Reserve Club At St. James Plantation in Southport, North Carolina is a private golf course that opened in 2006. Designed by Michael Nicklaus, Reserve Club At St. James Plantation measures 7193 yards from the longest tees. The course features nine sets of tees.