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Cobb's Glen Country Club
Phone: (864) 226-7688
City: Anderson
Region: Mountains
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Cobb's Glen Country Club
Designed and built in 1976 by architect George Cobb, this course features rolling terrain, heavy woods, 90 bunkers and fast bent greens. Best Hole: No. 11, a par-3 over water to a three-tiered green guarded by three bunkers on the right, one for each tier. Host of the 2002 and 2003 NGA Hooters Pro Golf Tour, 1999 U.S. Open Qualifier and two-time host of the S.C. Amateur Championship. Rated one of the Upcountry's best courses by readers of Golf Digest.
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