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I'm gonna list a few courses here.

I play this one the most since it's only $21 for 18 with a cart and only $12 more the second time around...and it's challenging as heck.

www.davycrockettgolf.com

I play this one when I can get out of the office early because it's close and I can usually get in 9.

www.foxmeadowsgolf.com

And when I'm lazy and/or have a little extra money I play the course closest to home on the occassional weekend.

www.thequailgolf.com

Thanks,

Bob

Bob Huddleston
Always looking for people to golf with in Memphis

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I am still checking out courses around the area, but this is my Home Course:

http://www.sweethollowresort.com

When I can get a member to invite me, Crooked Creek is one of the most gorgeous I have ever played on:

http://www.crookedcreekgolfcommunity.com

My golf buddies and I are slowly but surely playing all of the local courses.

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My home course is here in Denmark. It is one of the best courses in scandinavia. There has been some european challenge tour tournaments here and they didn't even play all holes from the back tee because it was too difficult!!

Anyway. Here is the link www.horsensgolf.dk

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i visit two courses fairly regularly depending on how lucky i'm feeling, unfortunately neither course have their own website so i found these for the details.

Bull Creek Golf Course in Columbus Georgia (which is by far the harder of the two)
http://www.columbusga.org/BullCreek/

Raintree Golf Course in Thomaston Georgia
http://www.golflink.com/golf-courses...?course=260845

in my cart bag

Hi-Bore XL 9.5* stiff flex
Sport Series 19* 5 wood
Sport Series 15* 3 wood HBT Irons PW-3H Reg. 588 64*


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