Cross Creek Plantation

Overview: Cross Creek Plantation is a semi-private P.B. Dye course in Seneca, South Carolina. The par-72 layout uses rolling former farmland, three named creeks, and water-shaped holes to create a varied Upstate setting. At about 6,888 yards, the course is long enough for a championship test while remaining defined by the movement of the land and the surrounding streams.

History: Cross Creek was founded in 1989 by V. Jack Shadwick, and the P.B. Dye course opened on October 20, 1990. The club’s current history and course page credit Pete and P.B. Dye together, so both architects are included in the profile.

Did You Know? The name Cross Creek comes from the three creeks that meander through the property: Perkins, Reedy Fork, and Coneross. That is a literal piece of the site’s geography and a useful key to understanding why water and drainage corridors recur in the routing.