Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa - birds
Birds tend to flock to Pebble Creek Golf Club for its mix of trees and small ponds.
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Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa - No. 9
The ninth hole at Pebble Creek Golf Club is a dogleg-left par 4.
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Pebble Creek golf course Tampa - No. 18
Large, mossy oaks dominate the landscape at Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa.
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Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa - Pebble Creek
Pebble Creek Golf Club was established in 1967 just north of downtown Tampa.
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Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa - 10th fairway
Large, mossy oaks like to the left of the 10th fairway are commonplace at Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa
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Pebble Creek G.C. in Tampa - greens
Most greens are small and gently raised at Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa.
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Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa - No. 12
Pebble Creek Golf Club's 12th hole is a 168-yard par 3 to a slightly raised green.
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Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa - No. 13
A long water cary is required to reach the par-5 13th green at Pebble Creek in Tampa.
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Pebble Creek GC in Tampa - No. 14
Pebble Creek's par-4 14th hole is a short, dogleg left that requires a precise drive and approach shot.
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Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa - No. 17
The par-4 17th hole at Pebble Creek is framed by woods on either side of the fairway.
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Pebble Creek golf course in Tampa
Classic Pebble Creek Golf Club features mossy oak trees and small finger lakes.
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Located just north of Tampa, Pebble Creek Golf Club is a traditional, player-friendly, favorite area course.
Opened in 1967, the course was designed by Bill Amick and plays through mossy oaks and small ponds in a quiet, residential neighborhood. Some gentle doglegs and raised, well guarded greens help keep the 6,500-yard course a challenge to the modern game.
The par-4 18th hole is especially demanding, as it requires a long carry on the approach shot over a creek to an elevated green.
Pebble Creek Golf Club has undergone some enhancements in recent years, including the installation of brand new Champions Bermuda greens. Additionally, golf carts feature GPS, and the clubhouse has recently undergone improvements as well, including new function space.
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Birds tend to flock to Pebble Creek Golf Club for its mix of trees and small ponds. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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The ninth hole at Pebble Creek Golf Club is a dogleg-left par 4. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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Large, mossy oaks dominate the landscape at Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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Pebble Creek Golf Club was established in 1967 just north of downtown Tampa. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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Large, mossy oaks like to the left of the 10th fairway are commonplace at Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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Most greens are small and gently raised at Pebble Creek Golf Club in Tampa. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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Pebble Creek Golf Club's 12th hole is a 168-yard par 3 to a slightly raised green. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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A long water cary is required to reach the par-5 13th green at Pebble Creek in Tampa. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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Pebble Creek's par-4 14th hole is a short, dogleg left that requires a precise drive and approach shot. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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The par-4 17th hole at Pebble Creek is framed by woods on either side of the fairway. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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Classic Pebble Creek Golf Club features mossy oak trees and small finger lakes. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
Brandon Tucker is the Sr. Managing Editor for GolfPass and was the founding editor of Golf Advisor in 2014, he was the managing editor for Golf Channel Digital's Courses & Travel. To date, his golf travels have taken him to over two dozen countries and nearly 600 golf courses worldwide. While he's played some of the most prestigious courses in the world, Tucker's favorite way to play the game is on a great muni in under three hours. Follow Brandon on Twitter at @BrandonTucker and on Instagram at @btuck34.
