North Carolina has some of the finest fairways in the nation. If you are a tree hugger, or like to be challenged by trees on your fairway, then definitely, consider heading out to a North Carolina Golf course. Not one of the lucky few that resides here all year long? Don’t worry. North Carolina accepts golf fanatics from all over.

Some of the “Top 100 Fairways” are in North Carolina. Wil-Mar Golf Club has been named by Golf For Women magazine as one of the best. Wil-Mar Golf course, family owned, offers out-standing on-hand instruction. It is located three miles east of Raleigh, hidden away in what’s still countryside. But just because it’s one of the best doesn’t mean it’s not affordable.

There are other top rated golf courses in other parts of North Carolina. Blair Park Golf Course and Oak Hollow Golf Course in High Point, Timberlake Golf Club in Clinton, and Reedy Creek Golf Course in Four Oaks, just to name a few.

Keith Hills II Country Club is one of the most picturesque, set on the Cape Fear River, and has some of the best deals. Last Monday, there was a special that dropped off $22 and let you steal a tee time for only $17.50.

North Carolina has many Golf Courses and Golf Clubs and even more tee times to choose from. There are so many possibilities, and so many great deals. You can start your week with a Monday Prime-time. Does a deal at $12 for a prime time at River Golf & Country Club sound good? Then go for it. There are great websites to check out tee times and rates.

Those trees are starting to change color, and autumn is here with its cool breezes. North Carolina has one of the greatest climates to swing your golf club, and it’s not too late to take advantage of. September and October are the best seasons for North Carolina golf courses.