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I was recently told that Turning Dtone in New York is a nice overall resort and they’ve they have 3 courses as well as many other amenities.

A quick TST search turned up older threads with a lot of comments on how difficult the courses are.

Does anybody know if they have “relaxed” the courses over the years or are they still hard as far as resort courses go?

I do not mind a hard course but my wife can get frustrated but if good scenery and good course conditions she may still enjoy a hard course.

What are your thoughts on their courses and the resort in general?

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Stuart M.
 

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I have no idea. They play really tough for resort golf courses. My daughter played a HJGT event there six or seven years ago and they were STILL brutal then.

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