Tee Time Information

Call for Tee Times--864-244-8937


      
Pebble Creek golf pro Bradley Hughes played the professional golf tours of the United States, Europe, Japan and his homeland Australia since 1988.
After 20 years of travel, he has chosen to spend more time at home with family and looks forward to teaching golf and passing on many lessons learned from the greats of the game to people who are searching to improve their golf ability, whatever their standard of golf.
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Courses Statistics

Linkside, Par 72
YardsIndexSlope
Gold 701274.0 142
Blue  655872.0138
White600369.7127
Black576768.6118
Red   515471.0131

Creekside, Par 71
Yards    Index      Slope
Blue  649071.7122
White577967.9122
Black564066.9117
Red   477769.2121

NEXT UP: Club Championship weekend on August 28/29. Here is a quick rundown of the weekend and the goals and privileges of the event. More details will be upcoming in the official rules and entry form over the next week or so
* The Club Championships ARE the PREMIER event of the Club. We have therefore decided to play the events over one weekend ALL concurrent........this allows us to prepare and mark the course to the utmost for playing conditions and such. The Linkside course will be available ONLY to Championship competitors on such weekend
* The events have to take place on Linkside as for those unaware....the back nine of Creekside is closed for approximately 4-6 weeks as the greens are transplanted from bent to champion bermuda to bring that nine holes up to par with the rest of the facility
* The Men's Club Championship is 36 holes on Linkside with the top 12 players then advancing to the final 9 holes of The Championship. The final 9 holes will be played on the front nine of Creekside sunday afternoon at approximately 2.30-3pm.
* The Super Senior event is for golfers 62 years of age and over...this will be played from the White Tees
* The 50 and over Senior Championship will be played at a later date... this option then allows some golfers who are still competitive at the Club Championship level to enter the Main Championship and play from the correct tees to partake in such event
* Tee markers will be moved around on some holes to offer a different playing field from round to round but on the whole...most tee markers will be near the block markers of each separate permanent tee area
* The Flights Championship....are for golfers wishing to play who feel they have a diminished  opportunity to win either the Club Championship or The Super Senior event..... They will play for gross and nett Championships to be played from the blue/white or black tees that they normally play from. The tee selection may be decided by age groups...details will be on official entry form with regards to that..........Flights will be determined based on handicap such as 6 handicap thru 12 handicap....13 handicap thru 20 handicap...and 21 handicap and above...these numbers are only for information purposes and not set in stone as these selections will also be based on amount of entries
Winners will be deemed Flight 1 Champion...Flight 2 Champion...etc of Pebble Creek Club and trophies and prizemoney will be awarded accordingly
* In some instances a Super Senior age golfer may feel qualified to enter the Club Championship. It IS the golfer's choice what division he enters.......He can only be eligible for The Championship OR the Super Seniors and enters the event accordingly and plays the correct tees for such entry
* The womens Championship is on Linkside ONLy as stated because of renovations to the back nine of Creekside which make that course unusable for the event.
* Junior Championship will be by age group and boys and girls categories depending on amount of entries. Younger age groups will only play 9 holes per day probably on front nine of Creekside from marker blocks positioned down the fairway to shorten the yardage of the course.
Older Juniors 14-18? will play red or white tees on Linkside or on the Creek/Link loop depending on entries and times available to fit into this course format
* Tee times will be used. This allows ALL golfers to select the appropriate time they need to play due to outside activities such as children's sport and church etc on that weekend
We will however block off some morning times on Sunday that will be set aside for use ONLY by golfers competing in the Championship flight..as these players must complete 36 holes early and then go on to another 9 holes that afternoon to decide the eventual Champion
* Official entry forms MUST be filled out and returned to the pro shop and entry fee MUST be paid in accompaniment of entry form.
All entries in check made out to GOLFAUS LLC or cash will be accepted. This is because I myself provide the trophies and the prizemoney and need the amounts separate from the computer system to determine amounts payable and trophy costs that I order from an outside agency
 
The Pebble Creek Tournament Committe believe holding ALL championships on one weekend will enhance the Championships as being the major event on the Pebble Creek calander. It will allow ALL players to be competing on a level playing field under tournament conditions at the same time, and bring a unique atmosphere to the weekend that hasn't occurred for quite some time.

--Bradley Hughes, Golf Professional

Junior Golf--The first Pebble Creek Junior Golf Camp for 2010 was held the week of June 14-18. Over 20 children of varying ages attended. Each child was given individual and group lessons on all areas of the game including etiquette and rules. Upon completion of the camp they all received a team shirt and cap.
The weather was extremely hot but water balloons and a swim in the pool at the end of each day provided some welcome relief.

**To all members**- PLEASE provide the pro shop with a current updated e-mail address. This is the ONLY way to receive your monthly statements. We have many outstanding accounts that need to be brought current. Accounts past due by over 90 days leave us no option but to remove playing privileges until the account is brought current or some sort of payment plan is set up.
We would hate to do this -so please, check your account when you next visit, provide us your e-mail address and do your utmost to stay up to date with your account. It is in the best interests of the club and it’s entire membership to stay current with your dues, so we can provide the service and quality that everyone expects and deserves.
● Yardage books, pro style, are about to be printed for the Linkside course. With some luck,  they will be available around the end of April.
Handicap Fee:  If you use the handicap system at the club, the annual handicap fee of $25 is payable by January 15 2010
Annual Range Membership:
Individual range membership is $184 for unlimited range usage throughout 2010
Family range membership is $237 for unlimited family usage throughout 2010
Locker Fees: annual fee of $85
Pay these with cash, check or money orderat the pro shop, along with your monthly dues. 

PLAY WITH THE PRO FRIDAY:
A Fun Way to Start Your Weekend
by Bradley Hughes
Pebble Creek Professional
Starting on Friday April 2, a play with the pro competition on the Linkside Course began and will be repeated each Friday until the end of October.

Tee times start at approximately 12:15 pm for groups of four players. A time sheet sign up will be situated in the pro shop for registration starting the Friday preceding each event.  Cost will be $20 based on a $15 cart fee and $5 prize money which will be distributed in prizes in the clubhouse at the end of each day’s competition.
     
The winner of each Friday event will also win the coveted ‘Friday Competition Pewter Mug’. The mug will be positioned behind the bar at The Clubhouse Grille and each week’s winner holds the mug for one week and is entitled  to proposition a fellow competitor in the event for a free drink whilst at the club facility.

Bradley pictured in front of the 1994 Presidents Cup sign, a display at the 2009 tournament. He was an International Team player in 1994. As a player in the inaugural Cup in 1994, he was welcomed to attend this year’s staging of the event in San Francisco and enjoyed a great week to catch up with the players and also get to play some great courses in the area, including The Olympic Club site of the 2012 United States Open.