Hyland Hills' exceptional location crowns the Pinehurst Area. Located on one of the highest elevations in the region, the tall pines, spark- ling blue water and spacious vistas form a perfect backdrop for 18 of the finest holes ever designed by golf course architect Tom Jackson. The pleasant village of Southern Pines has its own attractions lying among longleaf and loblolly pines in what is known as "sand country." A resort since the 1880s, it became a golfing mecca in 1920. It's rare for a building here to be more than two stories tall. Locals readily admit that the main reason to come here is to follow that little white ball, but they are quick to point out that the town has some interesting sights as well.

Quaint and historic sites abound alongside some of the finest antique and collectible shopping in the state. For those who prefer a faster pace, the engines roar at North Carolina Motor Speedway in Rockingham when NASCAR Winston Cup auto racing comes to town.

The Inn at Hyland Hills is tucked away in the tall long leaf pines the Sandhills area is so famous for. Join us here and get away from the standard hustle and bustle of the crowd. As soon as you arrive at The Inn at Hyland Hills, you realize this is not your normal hotel. Are you tired of black top jungles, the 500 rooms and asphalt as far as you can see that are associated with most chain hotels? Your stay at The Inn at Hyland Hills will be a refreshing change. The rooms are spacious with open floor plans. The 60 rooms in six separate buildings are spread amongst scenic trees & shrubbery. You will find areas to walk, jog or ride a bike. After a hot day relax at our spacious pool that is actually on the golf course grounds. Finish off the day with a dinner at the restaurant on premise or a quick snack at the snack bar. For the golf lover, you will be staying adjacent to a four-star golf course as rated by Golf Digest. There is access to the putting greens and your stay is adjacent to the driving range

Here's what makes National Golf Schools better:

• Our classes are never more than 4 students per PGA Pro for your morning session at the practice stations, and never more than 3 students per PGA Pro for your afternoon playing lesson.
  
• You get a playing lesson with your PGA Professional each and every day of your school.
  
• We use PGA Professionals who are highly skilled Instructors, who know how to teach and play this great game. Many have been former Tour Pros, Head Professionals, Teaching Professionals, and Directors of Instruction who were chosen by us for their passion to help others. Many are really fun, patient people at the top of their field who are great with everyone from beginners to accomplished players.
  
• You name the dates you want your school and we will honor them. You will have a school according to your schedule, not only ours.