rcracer757
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Hands down Dover in Ohio. It is a very beautiful park. With a fabulous mix of holes to challenge you. If you are in the area check it out.
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cblack129
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So far, out of the courses I've played. DF Buchmiller Park in Lancaster, PA.
rcracer757
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I see you live in PA. I had a couple of buddies go to Moraine State Park http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=126 Have you been there and does the one you mention way better then that one.
cblack129
Eagle Member
i haven't played moraine yet so no idea.
McLeod
Eagle Member
Tyler State Park. Being from TX, it was completely out of the norm.
rcracer757
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From what my friends say it is one of the top courses. You may want to take the trip sometime.
cblack129
Eagle Member
hopefully i will soon. on the weekends i try and play new courses.
DutchViking
Par Member
DeLavegea in Santa Cruz, CA. 27 holes, no throwaway holes. The real deal
^ooh i really want to play that one.
La Mirada is my fave local course. something for everyone.
La Mirada is my fave local course. something for everyone.
s3bvikingasw
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Of the limited number I've played, I would have to say that WaterWorks in Kansas City, MO, is my favorite course.
That's tough. I only got to play all 18 at Pratt in Fredericksburg, VA once so I can't say it's my fav. I'll have to go with Golden Hills near VA Tech I guess.
kirvin2
Par Member
It's a toss up between Holler in the Hills and Charlie Vettiner Park
Both are very technical with wooded and open fairways with plenty of elevation changes. Both are very challenging.
Both are very technical with wooded and open fairways with plenty of elevation changes. Both are very challenging.
I am planning a road trip to play Holler in the Hills this year.
How do think it stacks up to Lincoln Ridge and Idlewild. I also liked Veterans park in Lexington.
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x3billRONIN
Newbie
My favorite so far is Rosedale in Kansas City, Ks. (Waterworks is a VERY close second.)
Very easy - Beaver Ranch in Conifer. Words can't being to say how amazing this true mountain course is.
RIP Brackett's Bluff. But I have some West Coast business trips coming up so it may be replaced by something in Oregon or Northern CA.
Trashthrasher
Eagle Member
Dretzka Park in Milwaukee, WI
It's not the "biggest & baddest" out there, but it's a pretty solid 27 holer that is close to home for me.
It's not the "biggest & baddest" out there, but it's a pretty solid 27 holer that is close to home for me.
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