Anyone play Cog Hill No. 4?

[Lemay427]

What did you like/dislike about it? How where the conditions?

How are courses 1,2, &3?

I am planning a golf trip and thinking about including Cog Hill into those plans..

[sam004]

Was actually thinking about playing #2 today.
Have yet to play there, been wanting to.
Everyone I know that has played there said to play #2, if you are not
going to play #4.
Some have called it the poor mans Dubsdread. As I understand it, #1 & #3 share the same land area and #2 [called the Ravines course] and #4 share the same land area.

If they have an opening I'll go play there and post back.

http://www.coghillgolf.com/sites/cou...725&page;=40334

[sam004]

Made it out to Cog Hill on a whim, perhaps your post inspired me ?
My take, very nice Played #2 for $40 after 3 PM and got in all 18 easily.
#4 is 150 w/ cart and range balls.

As I said above, the complex is kind of divided in to 2 sets of 2 18 hole courses
1 & 3 and 2 & 4. #2 & 4 are carved out of some of the same land. Some of the holes for #4 ajoin some of #2. I did get a peek at a few of the ajoining holes, looks nice. #2 would be a nice warm up to play # 4.

Also several other fine public courses nearby. Old Oak, Big Run, Ruffled Feathers [Pete Dye course]

Dollar for dollar the #2 course maybe the better value. But if you want to play a PGA course, it's a good deal.

PM me if you need another player when you're out visiting.

http://www.golflink.com/golf-courses...?course=319845

[cnixon83]

how busy is #4 usually? i'm off work until July 27 and thinking about heading up there alone and don't really want a 3 hour drive there to play a 6.5 hour round of golf.

[aschaefer]

man, i never realized greens fees on the other courses were so low, especially twilight rates. $30 with cart after 3pm? sign me up. i'll have to go there in a few weeks :D

[sam004]

how busy is #4 usually? i'm off work until July 27 and thinking about heading up there alone and don't really want a 3 hour drive there to play a 6.5 hour round of golf.

I played #2 on a Friday afternoon at about 3:30, but you can see a lot of the holes for #4 along the way. I did not see anyone on any of the holes. It looked wide open. Not sure what the weekends look like.

[spogan]

I have a standing tee time at Cog Hill every Sunday. We rotate each week between Course 1, 2 and 3. 1 and 3 are nothing special. 2, The Ravines Course is a good test of golf. We've secured a tee time in late August to play Dubsdread (#4). They should be getting it ready for the BMW and I'm sure I'll have my hands full. After playing out there for many years, the changes they made are significant. All new greens that are so smooth they don't look real, more bunkers and bringing the lake out on #18 will make it a great finishing hole. It's $150 to play, but I'm looking forward to it.

[AmenCorner]

I have a standing tee time at Cog Hill every Sunday. We rotate each week between Course 1, 2 and 3. 1 and 3 are nothing special. 2, The Ravines Course is a good test of golf. We've secured a tee time in late August to play Dubsdread (#4). They should be getting it ready for the BMW and I'm sure I'll have my hands full. After playing out there for many years, the changes they made are significant. All new greens that are so smooth they don't look real, more bunkers and bringing the lake out on #18 will make it a great finishing hole. It's $150 to play, but I'm looking forward to it.

Aren't 1 and 3 pretty short?

[Teklabz]

I played Ravines last year at an annual charity event hosted by Saint Joseph Hospital. Very nice course, and yes, it was a good test (which I failed miserably) of your skill.