Information

Tourism : on Internet : visitnc.com

North Carolina Division of Tourism
4324 Mail Service Center - Raleigh, NC 27699-4324
Tel (919) 733-8372 Fax (919) 715-3097
This Division of Tourism publishes yearly official documentation:
- The Offical Travel Guide and The Official Golf Guide

Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau
421 Fayetteville Street, Mail Suite 1505 (2760-2654)
RALEIGH, NC 27602-1879 - TEL : (919)834 5900 - Fax (919) 831 2887

Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Area
Convention & Visitors Bureau
10677 US Highway 10-501 Southern Pines - Tel 1-800-346-5362

-Greensboro Convention & Visitors Bureau
317 South Green Street, Greensboro NC 27401-2615
Tel (336) 274-2282 Fax (336) 274-1183 - Internet : greensboronc.org

Grandover Resort
1000 Club Road - Greensboro, NC 27407
Tel 800-472-6301 - (336) 294 1800 - Fax (336) 856 9991
Internet at : grandover.com

Mount Mitchell Golf Course
7590 Highway 80 South - Burnsville, NC 28714 - Tel (828) 675 4923

Chimney Rock Park
POB 39, Chimney Rock, NC 28720 - Tel (828) 625 9611 Fax (828) 625 9610

Lake Lure Golf & Beach Resort
1120Mountains Boulevard - Lake Lure, NC 28746
Tel 800-260-1040 (828)-625-3016 - Fax (828) 625 9229
Internet : lakeluregolf.com/rs

Etowah Valley Country Club
POB 2150 - Hendersonville, NC 28793 - Tel 1-800-451-8174
Internet at  : etowahvalley.com

New Bern
Craven County Convention & Visitors Bureau
PO Box 1413 - 314 South Front Street - New Bern , NC 28563
252.637.9400 or 800.437.5767 - on internet : visitnewbern.com
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Crystal Coast
Carteret County Tourism Development Bureau
3409 Arendell Street ; PO Box 1406 - Morehead City, NC 28557
252.726.8148 - internet : sunync.com
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Cape Fear Coast Convention & Visitors Bureau
24 North Third Street - Wilmington, NC 28401
1.800.222.4757 or 910.341.4030 - internet : cape-fear.nc.us
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Climate
Average daily temperature:
Winter (Dec-March) 45/60
Spring (March-June) 60/80
Summer (June-Sept) 80/90
Autumn (Sept-Dec ) 70/45

Golf Information
The Destination and Golf Guide edited by the different Convention and Visitors Bureau gives quick and overall view of the each area.

No metal spikes
Old metal spikes are mainly prohibited not only in the club-houses but even on the main golf courses. Only soft spikes accepted and it is far more comfortable.

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