Cypress Landing Golf Club

Guest (cart included), played on Tuesday, August 2013 at 10am

I played Cypress Landing with my sister and brother-in-law whose house is just off the green of the 11th hole. I hadn't played it for a few years since I'd not visited the area in that time. I thoroughly enjoyed my round and found the course in better shape than during my prior visit at least 3 years ago. The course is scenic, especially hole #15, so even if one is not playing well it's a great place to be. I played from the Gold Tees with my brother-in-law since I don't hit the ball as far as I used to and found my round much more satisfying than in past years when I'd played the course. I was delighted to hit the ball over the lake on #18 on both days I played. I enjoy playing Cypress Landing and would recommend it to anyone looking for a good course to play in eastern North Carolina.

Member (cart included), played on Monday, March 2011 at 10am

Work is currently being done on the course. Many trees are being cut down to improve the sunlight and air to the greens. They are changing to bermuda greens in July and August, 2011. The fairways are bermuda and still dormant but will be green within a couple weeks. In less than a year when the improvements are completed Cypress Landing will be among the best courses in Eastern North Carolina.

$51 (cart included), played on Tuesday, February 2011 at 10am

The Greens were not in the best of shape but it was winter. In talking with the staff I found out that Cypress Landing is going to replace their greens in this summer (July and August). It is a great place to play on your way to Myrtle Beach. Just take Rt 17 South to Myrtle. Stay in Washington, NC, and not Chocowinity.