Can I register as an individual?

Yes. Individuals are welcome and will be paired with other solo registrants when possible.

Registration is $200 per individual or $400 per two-person team for the seven-week league.

When does the league start and end?

The league begins October 13, 2026, runs seven weeks (skipping Thanksgiving week) and culminates with a party on December 8.

What should I do if I miss a night?

Makeups must be reserved by speaking directly with the golf league official; they are not automatically assigned.

Is the format beginner-friendly?

Yes. The two-person scramble format shortens holes and evens out skill gaps; a brief tutorial is offered for new players on night one.

Are clubs available to rent?

Yes. Local pro shops can provide rental sets and quick fittings for visiting players.

Kitty Hawk Evening Golf League: 2026 Tuesday Night Fall Scramble on the Outer Banks

On the wind-scoured spine of North Carolina’s Outer Banks, Turf’s Up OBX runs a uniquely social fall golf league in Kitty Hawk that turns Tuesday evenings into low-sun scrambles and post-round gatherings. The 2026 Tuesday Night Fall Golf League begins October 13 and runs seven weeks (skipping Thanksgiving week), with league nights at two tee times—5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.—and a season-ending party on December 8. Players register as two-person teams or as individuals; solo registrants are paired when possible, and new players are invited to an early first-night tutorial covering the scoring system and scramble format. This is coastal golf with an Outer Banks personality: links-influenced layouts, wind that changes every hole, and views that catch the Atlantic salt air and the low, scrubby maritime pines beyond the fairways. The league uses a two-person team scramble format that compresses skill gaps and makes each hole a social puzzle—partners choose the best tee shot and play alternate shots to the green. That format keeps pace brisk and scoring fun whether you’re a weekend player or a traveler looking to meet locals after a day on the barrier islands. Practically, the league fits visitors and residents alike. Choose the earlier or later tee time to suit dinner plans, and expect roughly 2–3 hours on the course per session. League rules call for makeups to be arranged with the golf league official; makeups are not automatic. The vibe is friendly but competitive: expect light wagers, leaderboards, and an end-of-season celebration that gathers the community. Why book this over a casual tee time? The league accelerates improvement—consistent weekly play, partner strategy, and brief instruction for newcomers compress learning into a social rhythm. For travelers staying in Kitty Hawk, the league is an evening activity that lets you enjoy daytime surf or kiteboarding and still put in meaningful golf. Combine a night of golf with a meal at local seafood spots and a sunrise walk on nearby dunes the next morning. This listing is ideal for couples, friends, and solo players seeking structured, social play from mid-October to early December. Practical notes: arrive early the first night for the tutorial, select your preferred start time when booking, and expect wind as a constant variable that makes every round different. The league is part of the Outer Banks recreation scene and an excellent way to meet locals while playing coastal golf unique to Kitty Hawk. Registration fees are $200 per individual or $400 per two-person team; choose your slot on October 13 to secure a spot for all seven weeks. Newcomers should bring basic clubs and shoes; rental options and local pro shops can outfit visiting players quickly. Expect casual prizes and team camaraderie.