Your Home Course Website.

[artfulgolfer]

http://www.golfslo.com/ San Luis Obispo County Courses

http://www.monarchdunesgolf.com/ Home Course

[Mr. Sparkle]

First off, there's Sinaloa, the local pitch and putt for working on your short game:

I grew up in TO. Learned how to play at Sinaloa as a little kid. Went to WHS and played Westlake all the time in high school. Played Los Robles all the time too.

[Fred99x]

Home course is at:
http://www.goldenwestgolf.com/

[Hogan Fan]

Welcome Fredd99x, guess your not playing today. Your course website listed your temp at -16*. The ball might break in half if you were able to get your frozen arms around to swing the club. When will the weather break so you can get outside, July? lol

[Fred99x]

Yeah it's pretty chilly out right now. It will be end of April before anything opens up and it won't exactly be warm out then. I do all my golfing at an indoor driving range that it is a big dome held up with air pressure. They also have a virtual golf setup in the lounge that is a lot of fun. Takes about 4 hours for a foursome to play 18 holes.

http://www.edmontongolfdome.com/gd_sl_virtualgolf.htm

[CAS]

www.riverheights.com

[hypergolf]

http://www.cengkarenggolfclub.com/

Check it out.

[stiffiron]

The University of Michigan Blue Course

[golfgolfer]

My home club websites - here and here

If anyone of you are in or coming this region, we can arrange for golf

[Dent]

www.rossmere.ca

I live in Canada so the courses arent as nice up here.

[stiffiron]

Gee, I never heard that the courses in Canada are not nice. I've heard there are some wonderful tracks up there.

Sure, they're iced over a lot of the year--just like here in Michigan. But I've heard they have nice courses there.

[Dent]

yea i shouldnt say they arent nice, My home course is nice but not top of the line like in USA or other countries. I think its definatly in the Top 5 of the best courses in my province.

[Shades]

Oak Point Golf Course . One of Kiawah's golf courses. It's located just off Kiawah Island.

[Shades]

I found a link -- not an official link but a link to a listing of it

I remember playing there a few years ago in late fall with flurries. I grew up in Hooksett, NH, but played mostly at Derryfield CC in Manchester.

[royalwulff]

My home course doesn't have a web site but if you ever get to Colorado here is one of my favorites, www.lakewoodgolg.org and go to the foxhollow course it is an awesome set of 3 sets of nine.

[s.jarvis]

Hey guys, new to the site, looks good and very in depth. I am from Canada, my "home" course is under about 3 feet of snow but the website shows it off for now (oh please won't spring come soon)
http://www.golfste-rose.com/
If anyone is coming up here, let me know, always willing to get in a round with someone new.

[Ogg]

http://www.lochmere.com

Short course - tends to hold a lot of water. Greens stink but it is the only affordable place around! The thing is, with the right greenskeeper and a good tree saw, this place could actually be decent.

[SSandlin]

I usually play the Disney courses a lot because of the discount ($35/person for me and 3!), http://www.disneyworldgolf.com . But, I play Stoneybrook East mainly because it's just down the street on this side of town.

There are a couple of other courses that I rotate around since they're all next to each other. All the fancy courses are on the west side of town, but these are all nice to just go out and play 18 holes and still get a bit of a challenge.

Twin Rivers
Eastwood Golf Club
North Shore Golf Club