A soundside golf course in Corolla's golf-course community, part of the Invited club network
Currituck Golf Course sits within the golf-course community of the same name on Ocean Trail in Corolla, part of the Invited network of private and semi-private clubs found across the country. The layout winds through maritime forest and marshland characteristic of this stretch of the northern Outer Banks, with holes tracing toward Currituck Sound and long views across the water and surrounding lowcountry terrain. It's a coastal course in the fullest sense — wind off the sound is a factor on more than a few holes, and the setting trades ocean views for the quieter, marsh-and-pine scenery that defines Corolla's interior.
The course sits in paved Corolla proper, a short drive from the village's historic district — the Currituck Beach Lighthouse, the Whalehead Club, and Currituck Heritage Park — as well as the shops and restaurants clustered along Ocean Trail and NC-12. As a members-oriented club under the Invited banner, access and tee times typically run through membership or a member sponsor rather than walk-up public booking, so golfers planning a round should check directly with the club for current policy.
38 reviews
2 months ago
Nice layout but a bit high on the fees. I guess that's the convenience fee for being the only course up north. Staff was accommodating but a couple seemed uninterested in their guests. Good practice facility with range and large putting area.
3 months ago
This is a tough course to review. I would probably go more 2.5 stars but figured I would round up because it was such a nice day. The fairways were nice as well as the views. That’s about it. Greens were rough. Looks like they were trying to do repairs. You would think they would reduce the price (200 is steep for a course being worked on). Where they lose a lot of stars is the poison ivy. It’s everywhere. The course is narrow with a lot of trees so one is bound to find their way into some uncharted territory (unless they are Scotty scheffler). Unlucky for me, I didn’t realize it was poison ivy until it was way too late. I guess at this course sand isn’t the only hazard you have to deal with. I give their grounds crew a negative 100% grade. I would add pictures of my rash, but my wife told me that that would be inappropriate.
10 months ago
Great golf course and layout . A must play if your in the obx .
a year ago
I don’t typically leave reviews, but felt compelled after such a disappointing experience at The Currituck Club — especially at a $200 price point. I returned after nearly a decade with high hopes, only to find that the course and overall experience have taken a significant step back, seemingly due to cost-cutting measures that are impossible to ignore. Despite the premium greens fee, we were charged extra for range balls, tees, towels, and even water — basic amenities that are typically included at any course in this price range. The GPS units have been removed from carts, likely another attempt to save money. Our cart’s club cleaner was rusted and dry, and the restaurant wasn’t even open when we arrived. When it did open just before our 7:00 AM tee time, it had no food available for grab-and-go. For a resort course, this is just poor planning. The course layout itself remains excellent, but even on the course, the signs of neglect were hard to miss. Overgrown bushes were positioned directly in front of several tee boxes, forcing players to step back just to hit a driver cleanly. Hole cups were browning and clearly hadn’t been changed in days. Worst of all, the starter scolded us for going to the tee at 6:59 for a 7:00 AM tee time — hardly a warm or professional welcome. At $200 a round, these shortcomings are unacceptable. I understand operational costs are rising, but when a course begins stripping away the very things that justify its price, the value proposition falls apart. I sincerely hope management reconsiders its current approach — I’d love to see Currituck return to its former standard.
a year ago
It’s a shame the course appears to be so neglected. The area itself is beautiful. The greens appear to have never seen a repaired ball-mark this season and the tee boxes are rough. For premium pricing ($150 after 4pm) you get an old beat up golf cart. Pace of play was terrible and the clubhouse bar was closed before 7pm. The course could be such a great experience with its amazing views. Save your money and drive 40 min for half the price. The staff were friendly though.