Par 3 Golf Course In South Charlotte Getting Justin Timberlake Makeover

Golf in Charlotte is no different from golf in other big cities in this respect. There are golf courses that everyone WANTS to play, and then there are courses that everyone HAS played. Pebble Creek in Indian Trail definitely falls into the latter category. And with a new ownership group (including Justin Timberlake) and promised concept makeover, Pebble Creek is about to become one of those courses that tops the "WANTS to play" list. What Is Pebble Creek? For the uninitiated, Pebble Creek Golf Course is a venerable 18-hole golf course right off of 74 in Indian Trail, North Carolina. https://www.instagram.com/p/CE6ddH3Fl5C/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== As par three courses go, Pebble Creek is unique in that if offers 18 holes. And I've never had a round there where I didn't have fun. Now, Pebble Creek is no Augusta National in terms of budget, aesthetics, or really anything. It is what it is, a low-budget, low-cost golf operation that allows access to all to the game. And that's great. No problem with this. Pebble Creek's biggest issue is that it sits in a low-lying area that's always had drainage issues and therefore is subject to fairly frequent, serious flooding. All that being said, when one plays Pebble Creek, the prevailing thought is, "You know, there's some serious good bones here. If someone could/would just invest a little money..." Well, now that's happening in a big way! What's Happening At Pebble Creek? Golf entertainment concept 3's-backed by superstar singer, Justin Timberlake (noted golf fanatic)-has swooped in like a hero for Pebble Creek. Charlotte Business Journal reports 3 Cheers Holdings LLC purchased the nearly 33-acre Pebble Creek Golf Course in Indian Trail for $1.5 million, according to Union County real estate records. That holding company’s address matches the one for 3’s in Greenville, South Carolina. So, what does this look like? https://youtu.be/WKxqwKY_OJA IKR? I and every golfer should be stoked. The "3's" concept is pretty standard across the nation. So, this is what we can expect when the facility re-opens in the latter half of 2025. 12 completely redesigned holes that can all be played during the day AND under lights at night (with illuminated golf balls). The "Grubhouse" is a combination diner/bar/retail shop where one can get a burger, cocktail, and merch. In other words, the perfect one-stop, casual golf stop. Also, there will be firepits and Adirondack chairs, and music to add to the intended laid-back vibe. How Much Will The New Pebble Creek Cost To Play? If the prices for the Greenville, South Carolina location are any indicator, this is going to be a really good alternative to the rapidly escalating prices of public golf in the Charlotte area. At the Greenville 3's, an all-day pass can run you from $47-$60 (depending on the day of the week) and a standard 12-hole round is a MORE than reasonable $30-$34.