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going to visit my folks at the end of the month and i want to play somewhere nice. not going to play pinehurst or pine needles and tobacco road is aerating their greens. any other suggestions would be welcome. thanks.

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Pine Hollow (SE Raleigh): Kind of poor mans course but it's kept pretty nice and the greens are lightning fast. Price is good.

River Ridge (near Knightdale): Nice course. Winds through a neighborhood. Tough but very well kept. Mid price.

Heritage in Wake Forest: Another neighborhood course but pretty nice. Can get expensive.

There are many others but those are the ones I've had experience with.

Kevin

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How far is The Neuse Golf Club from Raliegh? That couse stands out as a really nice course that I played once when I lived in Greenville.

The Wake Forrest Golf Club is okay. The first hole is a monster Par 5....711 yards....and uphill at that.

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