The Pearl Golf Links East Course

1300 Pearl Blvd, Calabash, North Carolina, 28467

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18 holes

The Pearl Golf Links East Course Scorecard

Front 9123456789OUT
Par53443444536
White4981713173641853473763054773,040
Senior4731433123311653143612734462,818
Handicap9517711131513
Back 9101112131415161718INTOT
Par4435344453672
White3532911474911583703263715443,0516,091
Senior3212671214391463373123695272,8395,657
Handicap12141681861042

Tees, Slope & Course Rating

TeeSlopeCourse Rating
White12669.7
Senior11867.4

The Pearl Golf Links East Course by the Numbers

The Pearl Golf Links East Course plays to a par of 72 and measures 6,091 yards from the white tees (5,657 yards from the senior tees). The layout features 4 par-3s, 10 par-4s and 4 par-5s. The number-one handicap hole is the par-4 6th — statistically the toughest hole on the course, while the 14th rates as the most forgiving. The longest test is the 18th, stretching 544 yards from the tips, and the shortest is the 12th at 147 yards.

72
Par
6,091
Max Yardage
#6
Hardest Hole
4/10/4
Par 3s/4s/5s

About The Pearl Golf Links East Course

The Pearl Golf Links East Course is an 18-hole, par 72 layout that stretches from 5,657 yards (forward tees) to 6,091 yards (back tees). The course offers two additional tee options—White and Senior—ensuring players of various skill levels can enjoy their round. With well-maintained Bermuda greens, the challenge comes not just from distance but also from strategic shot-making around the course's natural features. Golfers can expect a mix of open fairways and challenging approach shots, with a moderate slope rating that keeps things interesting.

What to Expect

When you tackle the East Course at The Pearl, expect a friendly challenge that suits a range of handicaps. Those with a handicap of 12-20 will likely find it pleasantly accommodating, while higher handicappers should keep an eye on course management to avoid trouble spots. Pay attention to the layout; some holes feature hazards that can catch an unsuspecting player off guard, so think carefully about club selection. The Bermuda greens can be a bit tricky, especially if it's been hot, so be prepared for some undulation and adjust your putting game accordingly.

Fun Fact

Did you know that The Pearl Golf Links was designed by renowned architect Dan Maples, who has a reputation for creating courses that blend seamlessly with the landscape? This East Course is particularly praised for its natural beauty and thoughtful layout.

About Calabash

Calabash, North Carolina, is a charming coastal town known for its seafood and laid-back atmosphere. Nestled near the South Carolina border, it offers visitors a taste of Southern hospitality and access to stunning beaches, making it a great spot for relaxation after a round of golf. Its reputation as the 'Seafood Capital of the World' draws food lovers from all over, eager to sample fresh catches and local cuisine.

Nearby Attractions

After your round, head to one of Calabash's famous seafood shacks, like the iconic Captain Nance's Seafood or The Seafood House, for some mouth-watering local dishes. If you're looking to unwind, check out the nearby Sunset Beach for a stroll along the shore or a sunset picnic. For those wanting to stay overnight, there are several cozy inns and beachfront hotels that offer a fantastic getaway after a day on the links.

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