Why choose Peacock Gap Golf Club?
Close to the city while firmly rooted in the tranquility of the country, Peacock Gap blends a commitment to tradition with state-of-the-art practice facilities, cutting-edge instruction, and a modern take on this fun and challenging game. Take your game to the next level at Peacock Gap Golf Club.
How many players can play in a Peacock Gap golf tournament?
Customizable options are available for 16 – 144 players with packages that include carts, marshals, drinks, personalized scorecards, and even your own tournament website. Make your dream wedding a reality at The Clubhouse at Peacock Gap.
How do I contact Peacock Gap for customer service?
Please call 415-453-4940 x1 for customer service. The above rates do not apply to tournaments. Please contact the Tournament Sales Manager at [email protected] for tournament pricing.
What is a good slope for a golf course?
The higher the slope number, the harder the course is for the bogey golfer relative to the difficulty of the course for the scratch golfer. Slope numbers can range anywhere between 55 and 155 with the average slope in the United States being 120.
What is par for Willow Creek?
Par-72Players of all abilities enjoy Willow Creek and the Par-72, 6,890 yard championship layout. Designed by renowned architect, Tom Jackson, Willow Creek features manicured course conditions and challenging design for a fun, player-friendly experience for beginners.
What is the hardest slope in golf?
155The slope rating value always lies between 55 and 155, with 113 being the average or 'standard' value. A slope rating of 155 means this is the most difficult course (for a specific tee) you can imagine. The higher the course and slope rating, the more strokes will be added to your handicap.
How is the slope of a golf course determined?
Slope rating takes into account the USGA par rating of the course as well as the expected score of a higher handicap golfer. The difference between the two multiplied by 5.381 is the calculation used to determine the mens slope rating for a golf course.
How much is Willow Creek?
Willow Creek Resident MembershipsIndividual Resident – Monthly$130 per monthIndividual Resident – Annual$1,440 annuallyFamily Resident – Monthly$155 per monthFamily Resident – Annual$1,740 annually4 more rows
What is the slope of Augusta National?
137Augusta National Golf ClubClub informationLength7,510 yards (6,870 m)Course rating78.1 (unofficial)Slope rating137 (unofficial)Course record63 - Nick Price (1986), Greg Norman (1996)17 more rows
What is the hardest golf club to join?
Oakmont is one of the oldest golf clubs in the country since its inception in 1903. The club is located in Allegheny River Valley and has no water and few trees. With over two hundred bunkers, it is known as one of the most difficult in the United States. Memberships are by invitation only and start at $75,000.
What is the highest slope golf course in the world?
KIAWAH ISLAND / S.C. / 7,356 YARDS / PAR 72 (Eight of our top 50 were created by the man they call the "Marquis de Sod.") The Ocean has the highest combination of Slope Rating (155) and Course Rating (79.6) in America, according to the U.S. Golf Association.
Is a 130 Slope Rating hard?
If you see a slope rating that falls anywhere in the double digits, you can expect that course to play rather easy, even for a bogey golfer. On the other hand, taking on a course with a slope rating in the 130's or 140's is going to present a serious challenge to a player with a mid or high handicap.
What is an easy Slope Rating?
A par-72 course that is easy might have a course rating of 68.9; one that is difficult might have a course rating of 74.5. That means that a scratch golfer should be expected to average 68.9 strokes in his better rounds at the easier course; and 74.5 at the more difficult one.
What is a slope index in golf?
Slope Ratings are described by the USGA as indicating the “measurement of the relative playing difficulty of a course for players who are not scratch golfers, compared to scratch golfers”. Every course in the UK is being assessed using a course rating system, which focuses on scratch and bogey golfers.