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Oak Island Golf Course, 928 Caswell Beach Rd., Caswell Beach, NC 28465 |
Web Specials for Golf at Oak Island Golf Course |
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Directions from I-40 |
Exit from I-40 onto I-140 west toward Myrtle Beach and Southport. Travel approximately 2.5 miles to end of I-140 at US 17/421 South. Travel about 3.5 miles. Travel straight over the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge. Just after you see the USS North Carolina at dock, turn right on NC 133 S. toward Southport. Travel approximately 20 miles. Just before reaching Southport, turn right on Dosher Cutoff Rd. Travel 1/2 mile and turn right on NC 211 W, and travel to next large intersection, turning left on NC 133 S, crossing the Intracoastal Waterway over the bridge. Take your fourth left into the Oak Island Golf Course parking lot. |
Directions from Historic Wilmington (5 miles) |
Travel West on NC 17 (Wooster St.) through downtown and cross the bridge over the Cape Fear River. Take Exit for NC 17 South toward Myrtle Beach. Just after you see the USS North Carolina at dock, turn right on NC 133 S. toward Southport. Travel approximately 20 miles. Just before reaching Southport, turn right on Dosher Cutoff Rd. Travel 1/2 mile and turn right on NC 211 W, and travel to next large intersection, turning left on NC 133 S, crossing the Intracoastal Waterway over the bridge. Take your fourth left into the Oak Island Golf Course parking lot. |
Green Fees (includes cart fees and taxes) |
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Tee Times |
Pro shop & tee times: 910-278-5275 800-278-5275 |
General Policies |
Proper golf attire such as collared shirts, no denim, and non-metal (soft) spikes are required. |
Facilities |
Well-stocked pro shop, with club rentals. Duffers Pub, an island favorite, is a full service restaurant serving full lunch and dinner located in the clubhouse. Men's and women's locker rooms. |
Practice |
The practice complex includes a hitting range, sand practice areas, and a large putting green. Lessons available |
Statistics Rating/Slope
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Blue: 6720 yds., 73.1/131 Black: 6391 yds., 71.8/126 White: 5973 yds., men 69.0/122; women 75.4/133 Red: 4981 71.1/120 |
Personnel |
Director of Golf & Gen. Mgr:
Robert Spangler, (PGA Class A) |
Comments - Designed in 1962 by legendary George Cobb, Oak Island Golf Course winds through gently rolling maritime forests in Caswell Beach, just 20 miles south of Wilmington. Several of Cobb's designs were used as professional tournament sites, even though Cobb prided himself in providing attractive, playable layouts that resort players found enjoyable, not frustrating. This Wilmington golf course is also just North of Myrtle Beach without the large crowds, so golfing at Oak Island Golf Course is a relaxed activity. Wilmington golf courses are noted for fair weather, wind, and fun as they are all located within 20 minutes from the pristine North Carolina beaches, great restaurants, and the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Often overshadowed by Myrtle Beach, outstanding golf courses abound in the surrounding towns of Leland, Hampstead, Southport, Wilmington and Bald Head Island.
Oak Island Golf Course is up-grading to make your golf outing nothing short of delightful. From tee to green, Oak Island Golf Course is maintained to a high standard. This oceanside course offers golfers many of Mother Nature's most beautiful amenities; waterfowl, ocean dwelling birds, alligators, and all kinds of maritime plants and trees. The course, featuring Bermuda grass greens, tees, fairways and rough, 53 bunkers, and water in play on nine different holes, presents a true golfing test to the avid of golfer. Wind, is almost always present, as evident by the wind shaped Live Oaks and Yaupon trees throughout the course. A full practice facility complete with sand traps, putting green and hitting range is available to warm up, and when your round is finished, great food and beverages are available in Duffer's Pub, a favorite of the local community as well as golfers. Rounds can be obtained from Golfholes.com as web specials or through a special vacation package (see above links). A visit here without at least one round at Oak Island Golf Course as part of your tour of Wilmington golf courses would be incomplete. |
Placed on-line January 27, 2007.
Copyright Automated Design Systems, Inc. 2007