Your Home Course Website.

[Ruari]

www.rushmoregolfclub.co.uk/

Website's OK but doesn't quite capture what a pretty course it is and how spectacular the views are over the Downs to the S Coast and Isle of Wight. It also makes it look quite tame, which it was not last Saturday, when I used driver, 5-wood, driver and 4R utility to get on the 7th green...it was blowing something like a gale, with snow, hail and sleet in it. not so much we couldn't see, though, so the good ol' Flag Day went ahead...

It also doesn't show how the greens are recovering from serious damage last year. They're small, undulating and have been known to reduce grown men to tears...Pros' course record is 65, which was off preferred lies, so it's tougher than its length would indicate!

[blackxpress]

This is my home course as of yesterday. http://www.jamaicarun.com/

I moved here in November and yesterday was my first round since then. I also played today at the same course. It's only a couple of miles from my house.

[hartmabd]

Here is mine:
http://www.prairieisle.com/

[shortgrass lover]

I can sit in my bed room and look out onto the course. It's Duplin Country Club. The address is http://www.duplincountryclub.com/

[cmudd]

I don't have a "home course" at this point.

Grew up playing at

http://www.swanpointgolf.com/layout9...=157&page;=2508

[polodinks]

my private country club dosent have a website so i guess its a "private country club" lol but heres a link to some info about it

http://www.thegolfcourses.net/golfcourses/FL/366.htm

[Ogg]

The course I joined last year:

http://bentwinds.org/

Nice place, down to earth folks, private and a very challenging layout. The best part is the a slow round is just over 4 hours. Major plus to play in 3.5 all the time.

[homerjatmoes]

I joined Willowcreek Golf Club this year. The rates are good and the course is well maintained.

[jmurdock]

www.colonialcountryclub.org

[Kiin Yang]

http://www.leisure.birmingham.gov.uk.../pypehayes.htm

This is where I usually play, but I am a nomad golfer, I travel up and down the country. I live in Birmingham, UK, and have had the previllage to play at The Belfry on all the 3 courses (Brabazon, PGA National and The Derby).

http://www.thebelfry.co.uk/golf.cfm

I try to play at The Belfry once a month.

[wclark68022]

My home course is www.quarryoaks.com . It is an awesome course with no houses.

[TopWalker]

No home course. Enjoy playing all over.

[JasonI]

Here are the 2 local courses I play at.

http://thelegacygolfcourse.com/

http://timberlakesgc.com/Home_Page.php

[VTGolf]

www.rockyridge.com

[Alderweis]

I am not exactly "new" to golf (I've played infrequently for about 10 years) but I am new to actually putting time, money, and dedication into getting better. As of yet, I don't have a home course, but I'm sure that will change by the end of the summer.

[speedymcfunland]

There are a ton of courses close by if you want a big name Muirfield Village is about a mile away the course I will probably use the most will be worthington hills country club.

[Wormburner]

http://www.co.forsyth.nc.us/Tanglewo...odCourses.aspx

[Razorback_Golf]

www.thecountryclubofarkansas.com

This is where I play. A lot of OB and a lot of water....too much crap to lose balls in if you ask me...