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Fox Creek Golf Club
Phone: (843) 332-0613
City: Lamar
Region: Midlands
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Fox Creek Golf Club
Fox Creek Golf Club offers large rolling greens, practice putting green, a large driving range and clubhouse. Fox Creek is an 18-hole course in Lydia, South Carolina. It has been a favorite of players in the area since making its debut in 1988.
The course was designed by James Goodson, and it spans 6,903 yards of play from the longest tees for a par of 72, a course rating of 72.7 and a slope of 128.
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