Course Details

About the Course

White Clay Creek Golf Course is Open.

Call the golf shop for updated course conditions and cart path rules at 302-994-6700 Ext 1.

Golf Course Hours Of Operation

The Golf Shop is open 7 days a week from 8:00am-5:00pm.
For Tee Time Reservations Call: 302-994-6700 x.1
E-mail: Luke Neubauer, PGA at lneubauer@whiteclaycreek.com

Golf Shop

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Dress Code

Dress Code for golf is as follows for the course and practice facility

• Gentlemen – Shirts with a collar (Mocks are acceptable) and golf slacks/shorts are considered appropriate attire. Shorts must be of conservative tailoring no more than 3” above the knee. Tank tops, t-shirts, cut-offs, sweat pants, athletic shorts, swim trunks, tennis shorts and blue denim jeans and denim shorts are not permitted.
• Ladies – Dresses, skirts, slacks, golf shorts, blouses and golf specific t-shirts are considered appropriate attire. Skirts and shorts must be of conservative tailoring and no more than 5” to 6” inches above the knee. Tank tops, t-shirts, cut-offs, halter-tops, sweat pants, athletic shorts, swimsuits, and blue denim jeans and denim shorts are not permitted.
• Caps and Hats, if worn, must be worn with the brim facing forward.

Dress Code for At the Rail Wine Bar & Grille and Veranda Deck

• Smart Casual/Country Club Casual
• No hats are permitted in the dining room during dinner

Tips from the Pro

• A well-placed drive to the left side of the bunker will open up the green for your second shot.
• Set up a short to middle approach with a well-placed drive for this green that slants from right to left in depth.
• A good drive is a must, as your second shot will need to be between the water and the last fairway bunker on the left.
• Stay straight on this Par 3 and trust the yardage!
• Your tee shot up the left center of the fairway is the safest way to the green.
• A well-placed tee shot is a must on this long Par 4.
• Play for the center of the green, avoiding the bunkers on the right & left.
• Play towards the fairway bunkers on the right to avoid water on this Par 5.
• Many options off the tee, but the well-elevated green hinders a close landing.
• Avoid the fairway bunkers at all cost. Playing short of the big bunker on your 2nd shot allows the best access to the green.
• Players should aim down the left center of the fairway to avoid water on the right; the more aggressive players will try and cut the dogleg.
• Laying up short of the creek gives the player a short iron into this larger green.
• A well-placed shot to the middle of the green will feed all pin placements to the right.
• An aggressive shot off the tee will open up the green for a mid to short iron in.
• This green is surrounded by water on the left side. The more left you go on your drive, the shorter your second shot will be.
• Keep it straight here for a mid iron into a long front to back green.
• Play for the center of the green, water left and mounds on the right.
• A well-placed tee shot up the left side will give you the best chance.

Scorecard

Course Rating

USGA
Men's Course Rating and Slope Ratings