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David73

Hi,

Is the course I play at unique? Its address and it’s affiliated to one English county (Hertfordshire ) but the course is located in Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire.

Are there many other courses crossing 3 states or counties?

interested to know

Thanks

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No idea, but welcome to the site!  :beer:

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Welcome to TST! 

In our local, we have a golf course that shares two counties.  Captain's Club at Woodfield in Grand Blanc, MI shares two.  

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40 minutes ago, dennyjones said:

Welcome to TST! 

In our local, we have a golf course that shares two counties.  Captain's Club at Woodfield in Grand Blanc, MI shares two.  

Looks like a nice course and setup. Thanks

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I was paging through the archives and noticed this thread, and thought about this course.  In the most recent edition of the Golfer's Journal, there's an article about Aroostook Valley Country Club, a public course located straddling the Maine-Canada border.  Established during Prohibition, a member could park his car in the US, and have a proper (legal) drink in the clubhouse, located a few feet away in Canada.

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