Brick Landing Gp

Ocean Isle Beach sits at the southern tip of North Carolina's Brunswick Islands, a stretch of coastline that has quietly built one of the Southeast's more underrated golf corridors. The area draws players year-round thanks to a mild climate, and the concentration of courses along this strip gives visiting golfers real variety without much driving between rounds.

Brick Landing Plantation is a waterfront layout winding through marshland and tidal creeks along the Intracoastal Waterway, and water comes into play on a significant number of holes. That coastal wetland setting is the course's defining character — not manufactured difficulty, but the honest terrain of the Carolina Low Country, where errant shots often find water or marsh rather than rough. The par-71 layout plays a touch shorter than many resort neighbors, which makes it approachable, but the water exposure keeps scores honest.

Ocean Isle itself is a small, unhurried beach community, and Brick Landing carries that same feel — a course that rewards straight, composed play over power, and delivers genuine scenic atmosphere in exchange.