The Currituck Club
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The Currituck Club

A private clubhouse retreat in the heart of Corolla

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The Currituck Club is a private club community set back from the water in Corolla, reached off Currituck Clubhouse Drive north of the core Outer Banks beaches. It operates under Invited, the private club company behind athletic, social, and country clubs across the country, and here that shows up as a members-focused health and fitness facility rather than a public gym or rec center.

The classification lines up with what you'll actually find on site: fitness and wellness space run for members, not drop-in visitors off the street. Corolla's stretch of the Outer Banks is quieter and more residential than the busier beaches to the south, and a private club tucked into a neighborhood like this fits that character — infrastructure built for people who live here, seasonally or year-round, rather than a stop built for day-trippers.

Hours are consistent across the week: open 8am to 5pm every day, Monday through Sunday, with no separate weekend schedule to track. For members, that means a predictable window for an early workout before the beach fills in or a session later in the day once the sun's lost its edge. It's worth knowing going in that this is a members-only facility rather than a public amenity, so it won't be a casual stop for visiting families — but for the neighborhood it serves, it's a steady, low-drama fixture rather than a seasonal pop-up.

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Jason Knott
Jason Knott

3 months ago

Nice course, but every time I come here, I regret it due to the bad management policies. 1) 8 minute tee times - meaning everything backs up by half an hour or more in the afternoon and there are no carts. 2) compounding this, they won’t let you walk even if you want to and are capable. Only members can walk. Because they walk faster I guess? It’s also very expensive, they don’t give you range balls for free, the carts don’t have gps, pace of play is abysmal due to the aforementioned 8 minute tee time gap, need I say more?

Justin Crowe
Justin Crowe

5 months ago

Played 36 holes in March and the course was FANTASTIC!! Fairways were in great shape and the greens rolled true. Beautiful layout. The staff couldn't have been friendlier. Our group loved the experience and will definitely make this a stop on our next visit to OBX.

Brittany Ruggles
Brittany Ruggles

5 months ago

October 2025 bride here. The ceremony location and veranda are beautiful but I would NOT recommend having your wedding reception here. Long story short - despite the weather being out of everyone’s control, the staff was very difficult to deal with. They did not have enough kitchen staff or staff in general to accommodate a wedding for 150 people, which they knew about for over a year in advance. Julianne the “event coordinator” was non-existent throughout the entire reception. So again, beautiful ceremony location but not a good place for large wedding receptions.

Brian Joyce
Brian Joyce

3 months ago

How disappointing, used to to love this course but has gone down hill. Course was in terrible shape compared to what I remembered from the last time I played it. It seems that once Clubcorp took it over its gone down hill. We played in June and finished our round at 6, decided to get a beer in the clubhouse but it had closed at 5. Really

Jeremy Bittner
Jeremy Bittner

a year ago

Went back here for the first time in about 10 years. Such a shame to see a once great course go downhill so much. When you are paying $200 per person for greens fees you don’t expect to get nickel and dimed on top of that. Range balls, tee, towels, and water bottles were all an additional charge. They got rid of their GPS, I guess it was too expensive along with all the other amenities you’d expect. The restaurant wasn’t open when we arrived. It opened right before our tee time but didn’t have any food ready for grab and go options at 7AM. The club/ball cleaner base rusted on the cart and had no water in it. The course itself was still a great layout but more cost saving measures were apparent there as well. High bushes just in front of the teeing areas causing you to have to back up just to hit driver over it. The holes’ edges were rounded and brown, obvious they hadn’t been changed in a few days. The topper was getting yelled at by the starter for going to the tee at 6:59. Our tee time was 7:00 but he hadn’t released us yet to leave the putting green.

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