Pinehurst is a village in Moore County, North Carolina, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 13,124. It is home of the historic golf resort, Pinehurst Resort. A large portion of the central village, including the resort complexes, is a National Historic Landmark District, designated in 1996 for its landscape design (by Frederick Law Olmsted) and its significance in the history of golf in the United States.
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When you are in Pinehurst there are a few must stops, The Pinehurst Olive oil company is one of those stops. It's a little hard to find unless you look down, lol because it's located below an existing store front. Inside the staff is very knowledgable on all the products they sell. Mostly custom blended olive oils and balsamic vinegars. They allow you to taste test all of the products. They also have local honey and crackers/treats to compliment the oils and vinegars.
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The Given Book Shop & Outpost is a volunteer-run book shop that sells quality used books with all proceeds going to the Given Memorial Library. When not selling books, the book shop hosts library-sponsored events and workshops. The historic Given Book Shop & Outpost building is available to rent for events such as weddings and business functions.
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Fine art for collectors and Corporate art placement, featuring original paintings and sculpture created by nationally recognized artists, as well as local N.C arts and crafts. Located in Pinehurst for 30 years Broadhurst Gallery offers a unique experience in art collecting, or if you are just simply looking for that 'special piece' for your home or garden.
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Stretching 7,020 yards at Par 72, this championship golf course is very green and relatively flat, with tall pines on every hole.
Was fortunate enough to be given a tee time for No. 2 by my family for Christmas. I've grown up admiring this course and always dreamed of playing it. This course was everything I imagined and more! To begin, the history of this course and Pinehurst at that is incredible. Just walking the same grounds that some of the greatest to ever play have walked will give you chills. Take your time and walk the clubhouse and take it all in! Everyone we encountered was top notch and friendly as could be. The pro shop, cart guy, starter and forecaddie were all awesome and helpful. I played with my 12 year old son and they all made sure he felt special and included. The course is a brute. It's not necessarily the fairways or even the waste areas, it's mainly the green complexes. They're basically all humpback and quick. Difficult for an average golfer to land and hold from any distance outside a wedge range. I went in with low expectations about how I would play and met those expectations! A day later a friend asked if I'd play again.....I think I would like to play it again now knowing what I'm up against and how to play the course, but I wouldn't want to take that beating several more times! Get a caddie! We had Freddy and he was awesome! The reads on and around the greens were spot on. Club recommendations were dead on as well. More importantly he treated my son like he was just like every other adult he caddies for and that was awesome! Really a great experience. I stuck a tee shot on 9 for a tap in 2 and he told us about the "2 on No. 2" coin I could get after my round. Cool idea and memento! So glad to check this one off the list! Great experience from beginning to end!
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Been in Moore county for 8 years and can't believe I haven't been here. What a beautiful garden, offering various types of gardens. Went in November so very few blooming specimens other than camellias, but the beauty was still there. Well maintained and just serene. A must visit!
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After walking in the village of Pinehurst drift down to the Givens library across the street from the Holly Inn. In the back of the library there are vast amounts of artifacts, papers, books, pictures, brochures, awards, and newspaper clippings, If you are a golfer this visit could take quite a while to take in all of the displays. Usually there is a docent who will share more knowledge of golf history.
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