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Has anyone ever played either of the courses at Chesapeake Bay Golf Club?

According to their website there are two, the Rising Sun course (formerly Chantilly Manor Country Club) and the North East course. From their website the courses look really nice and, as a junior, I can play there for $15 so I was wondering if it is worth it.

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I've played both of them... there are 2 courses but they aren't in the same town. The course IN rising sun is ok at best but the course IN northeast is a joke. The course in northeast is always very wet but it's so short it doesn't matter. I would say at your handicap you would shoot close to par at rising sun and easily under par at northeast. However for 15 bucks I would say it's worth at least playing the rising sun course. Once winter rates kick in wyncote and glen mills are both spectacular courses and pilgrims oak is a nice course.
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