Cross Creek Golf Club

Hole-by-hole yardages in De Luz Ranchos, California — front, center and back to every green.

Par 716,578 yd18 holes43872 Glen Meadows Road, De Luz Ranchos

Every hole, front to back

Measured from the tee to the front, center and back of each green. Green depth is the gap between the front and back numbers — on a deep green a back pin can be two clubs more than a front pin.

Hole	Par	To front	To center	To back	Green depth
1	4	381	394	410	29
2	4	380	398	418	38
3	3	176	192	204	28
4	4	305	321	337	32
5	5	467	482	500	33
6	4	422	442	461	39
7	5	511	533	549	38
8	3	199	214	232	33
9	4	440	462	481	41
10	4	333	354	368	35
11	4	398	415	431	33
12	3	170	181	195	25
13	4	352	365	376	24
14	5	469	487	502	33
15	4	398	416	431	33
16	4	376	396	413	37
17	3	146	162	177	31
18	4	352	364	378	26
Out	36		3,438
In	35		3,140
Total	71		6,578

What the numbers say about Cross Creek Golf Club

41 yd is the deepest green, on hole 9. The shallowest is hole 13 at 24 yd — that is the difference between a front pin and a back pin.
The longest hole is 7 at 533 yd; the shortest is 17 at 162 yd.
4 par 3s and 3 par 5s. Out 36 / in 35.
40 bunkers are mapped around the greens and landing areas.
Water is in play on 3 of the 18 holes.
The hardest stretch on paper is 5 through 7, 1,457 yards of golf back to back.
Greens average 33 yd front to back, about average — pin position is worth a club here.

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Yardages are measured from the mapped shape of each green, not copied from a printed card, so they can differ from a scorecard by a few yards — a card gives one number per tee, these are measured to the green itself. Hole shapes and par come from OpenStreetMap contributors under the Open Database License, and run through automatic checks. If a number looks wrong, tell us and we will fix it.