Talamore Golf Resort

Accommodation at Talamore Golf Resort

At Talamore Golf Resort you can choose between 2 or 3-bedroom villas. All well-appointed with full kitchens, spacious living and dining rooms, covered porch, and Wi-Fi. Importantly for golf groups, each room contains 2 full-size beds, ideal for a group of friends looking to share.

Restaurant & Bars at Talamore Golf Resort

The clubhouse at Talamore offers a great selection of food and drink to enjoy post-round or for an evening meal. Every morning guests are welcome to the complimentary breakfast buffet featuring a great assortment of southern favorites.

From April to October, all guests (staying a minimum of two nights and playing two rounds) are invited to the Thursday night ‘Pig Picken’ dinner buffet at Talamore Resort, served in spacious new Talamore Pavilion. It’s a classic Carolina-style buffet not to be missed. Every week they cook up a BBQ whole roast pig… smoked for nine hours and topped with spicy Carolina barbecue sauce.

Cook your own… also at the Talamore Pavilion guests can make use of the four gas grills and dual-sided fireplace. The Pavilion is centrally located in the villa complex and features flat-screen TVs, comfortable seating areas, and several corn hole boards.

Where is the resort located?

Situated in the heart of the Sandhills region just minutes from Southern Pines and Pinehurst Village. Raleigh-Durham International (RDU) is the closest airport, located less than 70 miles to the north.

What else is there to do?

Away from the golf, you can stay active at Talamore Resort with a 2.5-mile jogging trail, tennis, basketball, and outdoor pool.

Where to go post-round?

Enjoy a drink at Talamore’s Sports Bar, serving great food and a selection of beers. At Mid-South enjoy the stunning Clubhouse and views from the outdoor porch of the Mid-South course.

Did you know?

Talamore Golf Resort isn’t just known for its incredible golf – it’s also home to a fun tradition that sets it apart: llamas! Originally introduced as caddies in the 1990s, these friendly llamas quickly became a beloved part of the Talamore experience. While they no longer carry golf bags, they’re still a popular sight around the resort, offering guests a unique photo opportunity and adding a memorable touch to your visit.

Signature Holes at Talamore Golf Resort

The 16th hole at Talamore is one of the most challenging on the course. This long par-4 plays uphill, flanked by thick pine forests the entire way. To make par, you’ll need to avoid the deep pot bunker lurking just left of the green.

At Mid-South, the par-4 16th is often considered the signature hole, with water in play and a visually stunning approach shot. The finishing holes on both the front and back nines (9th and 18th) are also unique, featuring a shared double-green for an added twist to your round.