WHITE CLAY CREEK COUNTRY CLUB

The rolling Delaware Piedmont terrain creates natural elevation changes that architect Michael Hurdzan exploited brilliantly, particularly on the par-4 14th where your approach plays dramatically downhill to a green guarded by White Clay Creek itself. Water comes into play on seven holes, but it's the strategic bunkering and undulating greens that separate skilled players from weekend hackers. This daily-fee gem proves that public golf in the mid-Atlantic can deliver country club conditioning without the pretense.