If you drive it about 250, it's a 3-wood to a narrow approach, which bottles to about 30 yards wide in front of the green. Then it drops severely on the left with a collection area on that side of the hole and a big hill wrapping around the right of the green. The two-tier green is high in the back, so if you can hit it there you can play down to the lower level. The 7th is a beautiful signature hole on Currituck Sound. It's a 532-yard par 5.
Water runs along the left side, plus there's a thinned line of maple and oak trees.
The green is raised on the right, sloping flat toward the sound across the fairway. One huge bunker guards the left side of the green. A driving range with multiple tees and several target greens will provide a good warm up, and the practice green is expansive. Walking is restricted. 72 This country club is the oldest course on the Outer Banks.