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I'm trying to recommend some golf courses to my friend that is moving to the Lake Texoma area. Does anyone know any good ones?

I have seen Rock Creek Resort show up a few times but I haven't seen many reviews on it.


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If your on the Texas side of the lake in Pottsboro the Tanglewood Resort course has a nice layout & is fun to play. I have played there several times & will again this coming May. Take a look at tanglewoodresort.com

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A list of all the local golf courses along with descriptions of the course and amenities can be found on TexomaConnect.com .  I have played most of them and each has a unique personality.  Tanglewood is the longest, Denison Golf and Country Club is the tightest, Stone Creek and Rock Creek are the newest, all are good.


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