Samuel's Crossing

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Hole #14 @ Samuel's Crossing is a somewhat unique 458 yard par 4 with multiple options awaiting you at the tee. With the waste area directly in the normal landing area you have the option of going left, right or just laying up a bit. While all the choices leave a long iron approach you'll need to test the options to suite your style. The green is tough especially for the long putts.
Views from the tee, the approach from left, right and laying up, elevated from behind the green and a normal look at the testy putting surface!

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[tarheel]

This is pretty fantastic! I can’t wait to get out there and stick some divots in those beautiful fairways.

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This is pretty fantastic! I can’t wait to get out there and stick some divots in those beautiful fairways.

Thanks Brad and be sure to repair those damn divots!!

[BradTheDad]

Hi Steve,

these holes just keep getting better and more interesting.

Cheers

Brad

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Hi Steve,

these holes just keep getting better and more interesting.

Cheers

Brad

Thanks Brad!!

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Hole #15 @ Samuel's Crossing is a 197 yard par 3 that must clear two large bunkers fronting the green. An over zealous drive could also find the pond behind the dance floor so approach with caution. The putting surface can be tricky so combined with the distance par is good here!
Views from the tee, aerial right front of green and also a normal view from behind.

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Hole #16 @ Samuel's Crossing is a 442 yard par 4 with a slight left dogleg. Off the tee you must stay to the right and avoid the cluster of bunkers left of the fairway. The mid iron approach to a testy green will challenge you to get it close to the pin.
Views from the tee, approach and behind the green.