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  Quote: Originally Posted by RayG  ...on the whole "Resort Courses" are designed to be just that. Easy enough for a vacationing novice to enjoy ideal conditions if not terribly difficult ones. Many fairways are...
Here's another green with a bunker in the middle. #17 at Bayside in Ogallala Nebraska. It is a fun hole. I played two rounds a day  on successive days from different tees each round with the pin in different places....
Quote: Originally Posted by Lefty-Golfer  i didn't have a problem with the lay-out...when were these pics taken?   I guess I misunderstood when you said  "it was somewhere between your local muni and a dog...
It's on my bucket list. Post a report on your round
Quote: Originally Posted by Lefty-Golfer  Oyster Bay – The rough was poor too bad, huge bald spots, the fair ways were spotty, the greens were ok and rolled fine but SLOW…all in all it was somewhere between your local...
Here's a link to best plaxces to play bin vegas and photos.   http://golfcourses.weebly.com/las-vegas-nv.html
Quote: Originally Posted by rustyredcab  Wild Wing and Witch are special layouts on special property -- IMHO. I also like Wild Wing and the Witch. They are nice layouts that often fly under the radar of MB...
Quote: Originally Posted by Gemini  Thanks Sabram, are the courses in better condition in any particular months ?  Florida is sunny and rainy most of the year so the grass is almost always green. Rain...
I've played more than 60 courses in MB. I wouldn't say that there is an abundance of great courses there. There is an abundance of good  courses and an abundance of mediocre courses. The must plays are The Dunes Club, Caledonia...
World Woods has two excellent courses, but it is a long drive from Orlando. There are some very good courses about 45 minutes north of Disney. Sugarloaf Mountain, Victoria Hills, Deltona, Mission Inn (El Campeon course), Bella...
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