Note: We make every effort to make sure our data for this Golf Club: Paradise Point Golf Camp Lejeune, NC is current and accurate. We show that the course location is Building 1915, Camp Lejeune, NC 28547 Information for the tees for any course may change over time and we retire old information so we can retain scoring performance under the past yardages.
The Gold is an 18 hole course with par of 72. Also available are two driving ranges, one green grass and the other covered with 20 bays. As well as three putting greens and a practice field on the premises. Paradise Point Golf Course is open to the general public. Golfers who have established a handicap in the Paradise Point Golf Course system will be permitted to …
I live on board Camp Lejeune and visit the Paradise Point Golf Course several times per week. The practice facilities are well above average and are well maintained. They have two separate driving ranges, however only one is typically open at a time. Both feature well-maintained grass surfaces and one has mats and covered hitting areas available.
The 18-hole "Scarlet" course at the Paradise Point Golf Course facility in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina features 5,865 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 67.2 and it has a slope rating of 112 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Frederick A. Findlay, the Scarlet golf course opened in 1945.
Paradise Point has two golf courses, the Scarlet and the Gold. The Scarlet is an 18 hole course with par of 70. The Gold is an 18 hole course with par of 72. Also available are two driving ranges, one green grass and the other covered with 20 bays.
Tee times may be made over the phone or in person 7 days in advance. Private lessons are available for all skill levels. Children 6 years and older may attend accompanied by adult; Persons 16 years and older are welcome without adult supervision.
Paradise Point Golf Course is open to the general public. Golfers who have established a handicap in the Paradise Point Golf Course system will be permitted to participate in any Paradise Point Golf Course tournament that is open to patrons.