The Pearl Golf Course occupies a coastal landscape shaped by maritime forest and tidal wetlands in Sunset Beach, North Carolina. The layout moves through stands of live oak and longleaf pine, with fairways bordered by salt-tolerant grasses and natural waste bunkers of exposed sand. Several holes cross or border tidal creeks that flow toward the Intracoastal Waterway, requiring shots over open water or marsh. Greens are built on slightly elevated pads to manage drainage and wind exposure; their contours vary from modest slopes to pronounced tiers. The routing alternates between open, windswept sections near the marsh and tighter corridors framed by thick vegetation. Cart paths remain mostly separate from play corridors, preserving natural edges. Maintenance practices emphasize reduced chemical inputs on roughs and selected native plantings along non-play areas. The course’s irrigation draws from on-site wells and reclaimed sources, reflecting regional water-management requirements.

Par 72 18 holes 6793 yards