Before Dan Maples transformed it into one of the area's most popular and playable courses, the site had been a training facility for some of America's top thoroughbreds. As a tribute, Dan incorporated into this quality design, elements from the original estate, including part of the old training track. The course features both a subtly rolling Scottish style front nine and dramatic elevation changes on the wooded back nine. Golf Digest deemed Longleaf as "the most playable course in the Pinehurst area".

Tees	Yards	Rating	Slope
Blue	6600	70.9	124
White	6098	68.1	117
Gold	5363	65.3	112
Green	4672	62.3	103

 

 

 

2008 COURSE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
LONGLEAF	Feb. 4 - 7, 2008*	Aerification - Front nine (2/4-2/5); Back nine (2/6-2/7)
	May 19-22, 2008*	Aerification - Front nine (5/19-5/20); Back nine (5/21-5/22)
	August 18-21, 2008*	Aerification - Front nine (8/18-8/19); Back nine (8/20-8/21)
		*Open for play on same nine twice