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The Crossings Golf Club

Designed by Ron Garl and opened in 1997

Crossings - Durham, North Carolina

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Course Details

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Length:

6537 yards

Slope:

138

Rating:

72.1

Driving Ranges:

The 18-hole "Crossings" course at the The Crossings Golf Club facility in Durham, North Carolina features 6537 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 72.1 and it has a slope rating of 138. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $69. Designed by Ron Garl, the Crossings golf course opened in 1997.

Estimated Green Fees

$69

Scorecard for Crossings

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Black Duck71.70/131	440	336	363	399	401	185	461	175	501	3261	367	467	157	375	400	208	452	510	378	3314	6575
Blue Mallard69.60/123	410	325	329	341	367	141	415	164	471	2963	370	470	140	355	375	200	435	483	367	3195	6158
Pintail65.90/112	282	311	298	296	339	130	353	146	416	2571	313	409	112	310	342	171	397	411	341	2806	5377
Pintail (L)70.70/125	282	311	298	296	339	130	353	146	416	2571	313	409	112	310	342	171	397	411	341	2806	5377
Wood Duck63.60/114	280	255	271	271	324	116	336	122	341	2316	283	372	93	260	315	148	372	357	298	2498	4814
Wood Duck (L)68.80/116	280	255	271	271	324	116	336	122	341	2316	283	372	93	260	315	148	372	357	298	2498	4814
Par	4	4	4	4	4	3	4	3	5	35	4	5	3	4	4	3	4	5	4	36	71

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Bradley J. Reviewed July 30, 2021

Nice course with some tough holes but an overall good experience. The greens could be kept in better shape but I imagine the course gets a lot of play. I’d like to see yard marker stakes that are visible because it’s sometimes hard to locate the in ground markers. There were some hazardous areas on the course (hard to see open holes) that could break someone’s ankle if the step wrong. Overall I think it’s a fair value.

John T. Reviewed August 15, 2012

I have been golfing here for 10+ years. It's always something at this course. They have no driving range which means no lessons which means no pro which means no one really cares or has the skills. Last 2 months the greens are so spongy footprints last and ball marks take many weeks, if ever, to heal. Can't understand why they can't get the greens better when Falls Village right down the street, with the same weather condition has firm and true greens. Approach shot at Falls barely leaves a pitch mark. Here is what the USGA says

"If core cultivation and thatch reduction tactics are forgone or are significantly reduced, the putting surfaces will be slow, spongy, and not roll true."

Crossing does plug the greens but trust me saying you plug is like saying you cook. There are good and bad.

Love the layout. You'll use every club in your bag and the back is tough! I understand they probably don't have the money to make the traps good but why are there almost no working ball washers? The washer on 12 has been broken for over a year. They could buy a used ball washer on eBay for less than what they charge for 18 holes. Others don't even have water in them going back 3 months. Great layout but the course is consistently under potential.

matt V. Reviewed September 07, 2011

i will say the hole previews on their website and some positive reviews online was what had drawn me to this course. What either did not mention was the power lines running through the whole course that took away from the aesthetic. The houses not so much as i do not remember many although being in a residential neighborhood. This course was very difficult at times. Not the longest course at around 6500 yards but some holes were very narrow with difficult tee shots and that Bermuda rough. I remember the downhill par 5 11th. A tough drive and unless you place a huge fade down the left side of this tight fairway you are not getting home in 2 b/c of a hazard in front of the green. A few scoring chances early but it gets hardest as you go along. The greens were aerated the week before and were healing but holes were still noticeable. Also a bunch of them were just in awful shape with dead spots all over. The speed was nice and undulation was tricky but that was about it. A lot of throw away holes. I probably would not play here again. Plenty of better courses i have not played in the area.

John H. Reviewed August 24, 2011

Nice course and very pleasant staff. Great snack bar and pro shop. The course was a pleasure the play and had some very difficult challenges. I found the price reasonable during the week but wouldn't concider playing peak or weekend times. No driving range but a nice putting green. I liked the course and have played several rounds there. Very clean and well maintained for the $$$.

Mark W. Reviewed July 19, 2011

For my money, this is the best public course in Durham. Great layout and good conditions (the greens were shaggy when I played due to heat). Not crowded during weekdays. Afternoon specials are very reasonable and the people are nice.

Brian O. Reviewed April 26, 2011

Not a bad course. The greens are good and fun to put on. There are some good holes and then there are some holes that are squeezed in where there was not room. The staff was friendly. Overall I enjoyed my round but would not go out of my way to go back.

Louie M. Reviewed December 07, 2010

Hopefully the course will be purchased by someone who will completely redo the course. Considering the other courses in the area vying for your money I would say pass the Crossings. Several tricked up holes and homes/condos too close to the course.

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