How is the course?:
The course opened in 1947. This scenic course has an abundance of wildlife living on and around the grounds. There is a lake that comes into play on a few holes. The most demanding hole is #3, a 322-yard, par 4. This course's fairways are narrow, and its small greens are fast. There are additional sets of tees that can be used when playing an eighteen hole round. The 3,067-yard men's tee also has a ladies' course rating of 38.3 and a slope of 133. Perry Maxwell designed the course. The course has 18 holes. The course includes waterhazards. And has 21-30 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Bent Grass
Fairway Grass: Bermuda Grass
Fees are in the range $30 - $60.
Our opinion:
We rate this course 4 stars out of 5.
Contact information for Bristow Golf & Country Club:
Country Club Dr
74010 Bristow, Oklahoma
Creek county.
Phone: 918-367-5156
What is the course like?:
The course opened in 1988. This club features two regulation eighteen hole courses. The club hosted the 1994 U.S. Ladies' Open on the Old Course. This club has also hosted the Michigan PGA Championship for the past ten years. Both courses have a Scottish links flavor to their designs. The Old Course was built on rolling terrain, so it is very rare to get a level lie. There are only a few water hazards coming into play on this course. The greens are large, fast, and undulating. "GOLF Magazine" rated this course among the "Top 100 Courses in the U.S.". "GOLFWEEK" awarded it 45th in the category of "America's 100 Best Classical Courses" in 1997, 53rd for 1998 and 45th for 1999. The New Course is a target course where your tee shot is crucial. There are numerous mounds that can cause uneven lies, and the fairways are lined with a tall heather rough. This course can be very unforgiving because water hazards come into play on fourteen holes. The greens are fast and medium-sized. For additional information call the pro shop at (248) 693-9100 or visit the club online at www.indianwoodgolfandcountryclub.com. Bob Cupp & Jerry Pate designed the course. The course includes waterhazards. And has 31-40 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Bent Grass
Fairway Grass: Bermuda Grass
Fees range from $60 - $90.
Rating:
We rate this course 4 stars out of 5.
Contact information for Indianwood Golf & Country Club:
14574 SW Rake Dr
34956 Indiantown, Florida
Oakland county.
Phone: 561-597-3794
What is the course like?:
This course was built on hilly terrain. The fairways are wide with some tall trees lining them. The greens are medium-sized. There are numerous water hazards that come into play on many holes. The course includes waterhazards. And has 11-20 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Bent Grass
Fairway Grass: Bent Grass
Fees range from $30 - $60.
Our rating:
This course gets 4 stars out of 5.
Contact information for Lapeer Country Club:
3786 Hunt Rd
48446 Lapeer, Michigan
Lapeer county.
Phone: 810-664-2442
What is the course like?:
The course opened in 1935. This course is reserved for Elks club members and their guests five days a week. Public play is only accepted on Mondays and Fridays only. Water hazards come into play on several holes, plus many of the fairways are extremely narrow and tree lined. The signature hole is #16, a 572-yard, par 5, which plays along a tree-lined fairway and is considered the tightest hole in Southern Indiana. The back nine was built in 1981. Tee times are required on weekends and holidays. The pro shop is open 7AM weekends and 8AM weekdays, weather permitting.
Vincennes Elks Golf Club has 18 holes. The course includes waterhazards. And has 31-40 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Bent Grass
Fairway Grass: Bermuda Grass
Fees range from $30 - $60.
Rating:
We give this course 4 stars out of 5.
Contact information for Vincennes Elks Golf Club:
2715 Washington Ave
47591 Vincennes, Indiana
Knox county.
Phone: 812-882-9800
What is the course like?:
The course opened in 1926. This course features numerous trees and hills that can affect your shots. The greens are fast and difficult to read, and the fairways are frequently watered. Due to the semi-private nature of the course, guests must be accompanied by a club member in order to play on weekends and holidays. The weekend rate shown is a guest-with-member rate. Dyersville Golf & Country Club has 18 holes. The course includes waterhazards. And has 1-10 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Bent Grass
Fairway Grass: Winter Rye
Fees are in the range $30 - $60.
Our opinion:
We give this course 4 stars out of 5.
Contact information for Dyersville Golf & Country Club:
1010 20th NE
52040 Dyersville, Iowa
Dubuque county.
Phone: 319-875-8497
Course description:
The course was built in 1985. This course offers a pleasant atmosphere for playing because it is located alongside Cedar Lake. The fairways are very narrow because there are several mature oak trees which can alter your shots. In addition, water hazards come into play on several holes, so shot accuracy is at a premium. Don January designed the course. Pinnacle Country Club has 18 holes. The course includes waterhazards. And has 41-50 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Bermuda Grass
Fairway Grass: Bermuda Grass
Fees are around $30 - $60.
Our rating:
We rate this course 3 stars out of 5.
Contact information for Pinnacle Country Club:
200 Pinnacle Dr
75147 Mabank, Texas
Henderson county.
Phone: 903-451-9797
What is the course like?:
The course was built in 1924. This course was built on beautiful farmland back in 1920. It is frequently being updated and remodeled. Many mature trees line this well-manicured course's fairways. Water hazards (four man-made ponds) come into play on a number of fairways and around a couple of greens. Mellen Golf Course has 18 holes. The course includes waterhazards. And has 11-20 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Bent Grass
Fairway Grass: Bent Grass
Fees are around $30 - $60.
Rating:
This course gets 4 stars out of 5.
Contact information for Mellen Golf Course:
County Trunk C
54546 Mellen, Wisconsin
Ashland county.
Phone: 715-274-7311
What is the course like?:
The course opened in 1933. This course is very challenging, due to the variety of hazards that come into play on all of the holes. Wind plays a factor on several other holes. The fairways are undulating with numerous mature trees, out-of-bounds and water hazards lining the edges. A creek can be found meandering through the design and coming into play on three of the nine holes. The greens are large and relatively flat, and the course is very well-irrigated. The course includes waterhazards. And has 11-20 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Bent Grass
Fairway Grass: Bermuda Grass
Fees range from $30 - $60.
Contact information for Sullivan Country Club:
Rural Route 3
61951 Sullivan, Ohio
Moultrie county.
Phone: 217-728-4406
Course description:
The course was built in 1999. This course is owned by the Lemon Bay Club, which is located in nearby Englewood. The club gets its name from the neighboring wetlands, and features relatively flat terrain. Wide fairways and large greens combine to make this course very "golfer-friendly." Local golfers state that the layout offers a challenge, yet does not "beat you up." From November through April, the course is closed to public play before 1 PM. The 6,061-yard men's tee also has a ladies' course rating of 74.3 and slope of 125. Ted McAnlis designed the course. This course has 18 holes. The course includes waterhazards. And has 1-10 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Tifdwarf Grass
Fairway Grass: Bermuda Grass
Fees are in the range $60 - $90.
Our opinion:
This course gets 3 stars out of 5.
Contact information for Long Marsh Golf Club:
20 White Marsh Rd
33947 Rotonda, Florida
Charlotte county.
Phone: 941-698-0918
Course description:
The course was built in 1962. This course has water hazards (lakes) coming into play on at least ten different occasions. The greens are moderately fast, and the wide fairways are lined with pine trees. The most difficult hole on the course is #9, a 530-yard, par 5, requiring a tee shot past a large oak tree situated in the center of the fairway, then an approach shot over a lake to the green. Pine Hill Country Club has 18 holes. The course includes waterhazards. And has 11-20 sandbunkers.
Grasses:
Green Grass: Bermuda Grass
Fairway Grass: Bermuda Grass
Fees range from $30 - $60.
Dresscode: No Denim, Collared Shirt and Bermuda Shorts Required.
Rating:
We rate this course 4 stars out of 5.
Contact information for Pine Hill Country Club:
175 Pine Hill Dr
36207 Anniston, Alabama
Calhoun county.
Phone: 256-237-2633