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Woodfin Ridge Golf Course
Phone: (864) 578-0023
City: Inman
Region: Mountains
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Woodfin Ridge Golf Course
The Woodfin Ridge Golf Course provides many outstanding natural characteristics. At 7,107 yards from the championship tees, the course carves through all reaches of the property, making its way along creeks, streams and scenic Lake Bowen. The course is framed by the Blue Ridge Mountains, and Jacob's Creek winds through the heart of the second, third and fourth holes. The reservoir lies in wait on the eight and 15th holes adding beauty and challenge. The course continues to the most spectacular approach on any course in the upstate - towards the clubhouse on the ninth and 18th holes that are centered around descending ponds and waterfalls.
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