Brunswick Plantation & Golf Resort in Calabash, North Carolina, features two courses designed by prominent regional architects. The Azalea course was designed by Willard Byrd, a prolific North Carolina architect known for his work throughout the Carolinas from the 1950s through the 1980s. The Magnolia course came later under the design of Clyde Johnston, who has shaped numerous courses in the Carolinas and is recognized for layouts that incorporate natural wetlands and native vegetation into strategic play. Both courses occupy the coastal plain landscape characteristic of the Brunswick County area, near the South Carolina border. This region sits just inland from the Atlantic beaches and features flat to gently rolling terrain with abundant water features, including marshes, ponds, and tidal creeks. The courses wind through corridors of longleaf pines and hardwoods, with the namesake azaleas and magnolias providing seasonal color, particularly striking in spring. The resort property caters to a mix of members and resort guests, typical of the Grand Strand golf market that extends from Myrtle Beach southward into North Carolina. The area is known for affordable golf packages and year-round play, drawing visitors primarily from the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest. Both courses reflect the accessible, playable design philosophy common to resort layouts of their era, with multiple tee options and strategic bunkering around greens. The setting emphasizes the natural beauty of the Lowcountry environment while maintaining conditions suitable for recreational play.