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crumpin fox in Bernardston, MA


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Yes, good course. Reasonable green fees. Too bad it's so hard to get to. I played the sister course in FL. It actually has elevation chsnges. It actually lets you walk. In cart crazy FL. I really hate Florida's mandatory carts everywhere.

Steve

Kill slow play. Allow walking. Reduce ineffective golf instruction. Use environmentally friendly course maintenance.

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Fox Hopyard in CT is a very nice course.  Similar to Crumpin but slightly easier.  Not quite as long.  Good variety of holes, in good shape. semi private as they have a pretty solid contingent of private members.  Would highly recommend it if you are in area.  Slightly more expensive than Crumpin. I've played it about 10 times. Water very much in play on 7 holes.

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I've been meaning to get to the MA one. It's kind of a drive though.

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It is a pretty nice course, I like the front side a lot better.  The back side gets a little too narrow and greens get too small.  I think each side was designed by a different person.  One of the best public courses in MA is The Ranch Golf Club out in Southwick.  Give that course a try if your headed out to western MA at all.  It is definitely worth the trip.

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