 The
Fairwoods-On-Seven has a separate clubhouse from the
main clubhouse at the Pinehurst Country Club and
Resort. Members and their guests along with resort
guests enjoy the dining room and fully stocked golf pro
shop.
Located
a mile away from the Main Clubhouse, No. 7 is unmistakably
Pinehurst, but has a mountainous flavor as well. Uphill
shots on eight of the 18 holes require power and pinpoint
accuracy. Other interesting features make this a unique
addition to the Pinehurst heritage, including vast bunkers
that require bold tee shots, wetlands to clear and double
doglegs. It also incorporated some old bunkers Ross put in
place years before for an old employee's course - you'll
find them beside the tee of the fourth hole. The 18th, a
downhill par 5 to a green flanked by water, shows that this
course will test your game to the very end...so come
prepared.
The Pinehurst # 7 golf
course was designed by Rees Jones and has been highly ranked
in North Carolina for years. This 7,000 yard
championship course is a Par 72 with the following yardage
& course
ratings:
| |
Slope/Rating |
Yardage |
| Gold
Tees |
74.4
/ 140 |
7,125 |
| Blue
Tees |
72.7
/ 135 |
6,692 |
| White
Tees |
69.9
/ 125 |
6,125 |
| Green
Tees |
69.7
/ 125 |
4,996 |
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In addition, the Fairwoods-On-Seven offers a private
community setting with 2 gated entrances, each controlled by
electronic devices. The residents entrance is located
on Midland Road and the main entrance is off of U.S.
Highway 15/501, both are just minutes from the Village of
Pinehurst.
To find out more
about the Fairwoods-On-Seven community please visit their web site
at www.fairwoodsonseven.com.
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When
becoming a member at the Fairwoods On Seven, your privileges
go beyond that of playing an 18-hole Rees Jones masterpiece. Additional privileges include 28 tennis
courts with 4 lighted for night play. There is
also 210 acre Lake Pinehurst with marina, sailboats, and
canoes.
