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Celebrating over 20 years of great golf, The Pointe Golf Club located 3.5 miles north of the Wright Memorial Bridge in Powells Point, just minutes from the beautiful beaches of the Outer Banks. 


Voted 2014, 2015, & 2016 Outer Banks’ Best of the Beach, The Pointe Golf Club offers the Outer Banks’ most player friendly design, the area's premier course conditions, and competitive rates, making it a golfing favorite of locals and visitors alike. The Pointe is home to the area's largest pro shop, with a great selection for all your golfing needs at competitive prices. In addition, The Pointe’s practice facility boasts a full driving range with a 30,000 sq. ft. all natural practice tee, short game area with practice bunker, chipping greens, and practice putting green.

While at The Pointe, be sure to visit Greenside Bar & Grille serving delicious breakfast and lunch. (call ahead for seasonal hours: 252-491-2595) in a casual dining atmosphere. Enjoy peaceful golf course views from the deck and patio. The clubhouse bar, dining room, and club room make for a wonderful venue for wedding receptions, and private parties.



Golf Advisor Ratings – 2016 Top 15 in NC, and 4.5+ Stars
2014, 2015, 2016 Best of The Beach Winner



Memberships Available

Superb Course Conditions

Player Friendly Design

Competitive Rates

Area's Premier Driving Range – Public Welcome

Twilight & Jr. Rates

Premium Rental Clubs Available

PGA Instruction Offered



Hours vary throughout the year. Please call the golf shop at 877-736-1461 for current hours.

Powells Point
877-736-1461
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