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Hurricane Sandy spares 2013 PGA site Oak Hill

By Ryan Lavner
Oct 30, 2012 3:22 PM ET

Hurricane Sandy may have left a path of destruction in its wake, but Oak Hill Country Club – the 2013 PGA Championship venue – has been spared from the worst damage.

According to the Syracuse Post-Standard, the Pittsford, N.Y., club suffered minimal damage because of the storm – only a felled tree along the par-4 10^th hole and significant flooding on many of the course’s holes.

For more pictures, check out the PGA of America’s Facebook page here.

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