Pinehurst No. 11 features unique design elements from former sand mine
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 4:50 PM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
Pinehurst Resort introduces its new No. 11 golf course, built on the site of an old sand mine. The course, described as 'weirdly wonderful', diverges from traditional layouts associated with the renowned resort. It showcases distinctive design elements that aim to enhance the golfing experience. Course officials believe the new addition will attract diverse golfing enthusiasts seeking a unique challenge.
- •New No. 11 course incorporates features from a former sand mine.
- •Design aims to provide an unconventional golfing experience.
- •Pinehurst Resort hopes to attract a wider audience.
- •Course is unique compared to other offerings at Pinehurst.
- 4:50 PMGolf.com — Inside Pinehurst No. 11, the resort's 'weirdly wonderful' new addition
"Stitched through the remains of a former sand mine, Pinehurst's new No. 11 course is unlike anything at the famed resort. The post Inside Pinehurst No. 11, the resort’s ‘weirdly wonderful’ new addition appeared first on Golf.
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