Pinecrest Country Club sits on the outskirts of Pelham, Georgia, where flat farmland meets the slight elevation changes of the coastal plain. The course is built on sandy loam soil that drains quickly after the frequent summer thunderstorms. Bermuda grass covers the fairways and tees, while the greens are maintained with a hybrid bentgrass that tolerates the heat. Water hazards appear on five holes, fed by a network of irrigation canals that also serve the surrounding peanut and cotton fields. The layout follows an older routing that keeps most holes adjacent to one another, so play moves steadily without long walks between greens and tees. A modest clubhouse with a tin roof and white columns provides check-in, a small grill, and a porch that faces the eighteenth green. Tall Georgia pines line several fairways, and their needles accumulate in the bunkers, requiring regular raking. The course stays open year-round, though winter bermuda dormancy sometimes prompts temporary greens for a few weeks in January.
Par 36 9 holes 3425 yards
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