Rocky Creek Golf Club in Vidalia, Georgia occupies a landscape of pine flatwoods and low-lying wetlands where the course follows natural drainage patterns rather than imposing a geometric layout. The fairways wind through stands of longleaf pine and live oak, with native wiregrass framing many landing areas. Several holes cross or border Rocky Creek itself, which runs shallow but steady through the property and influences play on both the front and back nines. Bermudagrass covers the teeing areas and greens, while the rough consists of a mix of native grasses and scattered pine straw. The routing alternates between open stretches and tighter corridors where trees and undergrowth limit errant shots. Elevation changes are minimal, though subtle rises and swales affect approach angles, particularly on holes that play toward or away from the prevailing southerly breeze. Drainage canals and small ponds appear throughout, fed by the same watershed that supplies the creek.
Par 72 18 holes 6626 yards
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