St. Joseph (Mont.) freshman Rory Asselta fires 16-under to win by one stroke at PGA HS Golf National Invitational at historic ...

PINEHURST — There are 11 golf courses at Pinehurst Resort and Country Club, including the historic No. 2 course, site of the 2024 U.S. Open. While No. 2 is the headliner, golfers around the ...

On Wednesday morning, Pinehurst Resort officially confirmed that Doak will indeed build a course for the resort four miles south of the main clubhouse on a 900-acre parcel.

The Roughriders have already made their way to Pinehurst, N.C., to compete in the National High School Golf Invitational.

Pinehurst Resort is getting a new golf course for the first time in decades and also eyeing a big expansion in Aberdeen. The resort plans to break ground on its 10th course this month, ...

Pinehurst Resort, for much of the last 40 years, has generated a great deal of its annual business through convention and group meeting reservations. Triangle Business Journal.

W hen Peter Allen wrote “Everything Old Is New Again,” he could have easily been talking about Pinehurst Resort, where the recent restyling of famed Pinehurst No. 2 has breathed new life into the ...

But Pinehurst Resort President Tom Pashley said The Cradle is the addition he’s most proud of during his tenure. “The Cradle is my happy place right now,” Pashley said.

Now, Pinehurst Resort calls itself the cradle of American golf. The USGA announced it as the first of its new “anchor sites,” which will host U.S. Opens every 5-6 years for the next 30 years ...

Pinehurst, embracing the idea that great resort destinations are never content to stand still, unveils Gil Hanse's redesign of No. 4.

The USGA is establishing a second home in Pinehurst, with offices, a new equipment-testing facility, an innovation hub and a museum/visitor center, and has tabbed the resort at its first U.S Open ...

In fact, Pinehurst Nos. 1 and 3 get some of the least play of the resort’s nine courses, according to a resort spokesman. The reason, in a word, is length — or more precisely their lack thereof.