Architect Rick Robbins and Jerry McLamb envisioned a golf course with an identity all if its own, and they made it a reality with the superior Crow Creek Golf Course. McLamb's 500-acre family homestead is the site for this course. A front nine, links-style, meanders through southern countryside; the back nine rolls through pristine natural Carolina woodlands. Lush Tifsport fairways and L-93 Bent grass greens blend together for the perfect play. The golfing experience is enhanced by an old-time fishing cabin, a bar and grill, pro shop, and Lowcountry clubhouse.
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$90-am $70-pm |
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$65-am $55-pm |
Location: | North |
# of Holes: | 18 |
Sets of Tees: | 4 |
Grass Type (Greens): | Bent |
Kids Play Free?: | No |
Architect: | 30 |
Slope/Rating: | 130/73.9 |
Course Record: | 64 |
Year Opened: | 2000 |
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Great course and staff for the price. Even with the greens in the shape that they were, I'd still recommend it to others.
Green Conditions as of OCTOBER 2ND, 2010 : A little chewed up and unresponsive.
Overall, B.