No. 1

Your round begins from elevated tees, a par 4 looking out at a broad fairway that is framed by mature longleaf pine trees. Not overly long at 380-yards, but don't be lulled; this is a Donald Ross course and a loose approach will force a challenging up and down.

No. 2

One of the most photographed holes on the course, the par 3 2nd, is an uphill tee shot, 178 yards from the back tees. A difficult green to hit and hold.

No. 10

The par 5 10th is among the most beautiful on the course, calling for a drive up and over a ridge. Along the way, be aware of a number of bunkers.

No. 16

One of the most difficult par 4s in the Sandhills.  The tee is the highest point at Mid Pines and proves a very demanding tee shot to a dogleg left fairway.  The second shot must be precise into a small green that is well guarded by bunkers.

No. 18

No one forgets par 4, the finishing hole at Mid Pines. Standing guard behind the green, the stately Mid Pines Inn observes every player, every shot. The hole measures 411-yards from the back tees and begs for a draw off the tee. The approach to the green is uphill.