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Definitely an experience like I’ve never had before. Very hard course to play if you’re a beginner to average golfer. Lots of blind shots and short par 3’s give you the opportunity to get that 1. A ton of slope and hills on the greens make it challenging to putt on but stay on as well. Amazing time and spent most of my time in awe of the course! If you want a challenge, this is your huckleberry!!! Can’t wait to get back there to play it again!!!

a month ago

Tobacco Road Golf Club — February 2026 Review We teed it up at Tobacco Road in mid-February 2026, and let’s just say the weather leading into the trip had us second-guessing the decision. Cold, gray, less-than-ideal conditions all week. But golf karma is real — the sun broke through the morning we played, and from the moment we pulled into the parking lot, the energy shifted. The anticipation was already high… and then we saw it in person. The photos online? They don’t even come close. The scale. The elevation. The wild, sculpted waste areas. The visual deception. It’s part golf course, part art installation, part psychological experiment — and somehow it all works. What I appreciated most: this course rewards committed swings. If you step up, pick your line, and trust it, you’ll be rewarded. Miss it a little? You’re often still in play. It’s not unfair. It’s strategic. A random shank here or there won’t destroy your round — but indecision absolutely will. Tobacco Road demands focus. Bring your A game mentally as much as physically. A few tips for anyone heading there: • Take driver everywhere you can — not just for the scorecard, but for the player photos. The tee shots look epic. • Tip the cart girl well. You’ll want the hydration. • Pack some Advil… your shoulder is going to be sore from high-fiving after every ridiculous hole and telling your buddies, “Yeah, I played Tobacco Road.” This isn’t a traditional golf experience — and that’s exactly the point. It’s bold. It’s dramatic. It’s unforgettable. And when the sun hit those sand ridges in February? Pure magic. Would I play it again? Without a doubt!!

3 weeks ago

If you are worried about playing this place in the winter. Don’t. Go ahead and book it now. It’s in amazing shape. It’s fun, and the staff are amazing. If you’re visiting ask the cart guy Ryan about golfing around North Carolina. Turns out he loves golf between Myrtle beach just like I do. I knew it was going to be good when he brings up Brick Landing. The people, layout, greens, and bunkers are all the best there is to offer. Thank you Tobacco Road for an adventure around the Sandhills. If you’re reading this review do yourself a favor and just go for it.

2 months ago

Would give 10 stars if able. I've played Pebble, Old Course, Kapalua, Carnoustie, and some other heavy hitter courses. I'm not flexing, just providing some background. Tobacco Road is among the top 5. If I shed historical cachet, and being honest with myself, Top 3. It is an amazing venue. Everything is just perfect. Love the giant waste areas, the odd-shaped and challenging greens, and the tee boxes being marked with farm implements. The spicy dog at the turn also added to the experience. Clubhouse is perfect for the course and the staff were friendly. I couldn't give you a favorite hole. I need to come back and figure that out. All of them were amazing. Probably the par 5 with the hidden green next to the Tobacco Road sign, if I had to pitch one out. We can't wait to go back again. This is my 4th Strantz course, and with Tot's Farm, one of my very favorites.

4 months ago

Definitely worth playing! Some holes with blind shots can be annoying but it's the character of the place. Greens were fast. Staff was nice. Lot of elevation changes from hole to hole.

4 months ago