Two MN courses in the top rated list!!

[Texconsinite]

Its about time, is all I can say!! Both are immaculately maintained. Timmy Gill does not fart around with course design. Any other designer have two courses in the top reviewed list? Thats a testament to MN, their course designers, and their players.

The best part is it will attract more people there, and the other great courses will get additional notoriety. Then, I can look forward to watching MN dominate the top 100 courses list next year. Its gonna clean up like slumdog millionaire at the oscars.

Post on the poll, I want to start a riot. If some other city is better, say so, otherwise talk about your favorite MN courses, for those fortunate enough to have played in the land that jesse ventura built.

 

[XxInnovaxX]

never been to mn but it sounds great...would love to visit...as far as other places go dfw has some pretty kick a$$ courses

 

[marcusriewer]

I plan on taking a three day trip to the cities this summer...and its going to be great!

 

[Miller]

I'm heading up in July. I'm really looking forward to it. I was gonig to try and make sure and play Kaposia instead of Bryant Lake, but maybe I'll have to try all three.

 

[Greg Layton]

That didn't last long. Thanks to a screaming reviewer, Winthrop Gold is now #10.

 

[timg]

Not anymore.. that wasn't even a review.

 

[Too EZ]

I have lived in Mn my entire life and got into DG about 6 years ago. In the Twin Cities area there are numerous courses from beginner short 9 hole courses, up to the immaculate courses like Bryant Lake and Blue Ribbon Pines and everything between all with in 45 minutes driving any direction. I have played courses in Wi, PA and OH, and they have some nice courses but none in the quality or quantity that is currently available in the Minneapolis/St Paul area. If you have the chance for a few days in the area I would make the trip you wont be disapointed.

 

[solomon.trenton]

how are you going to hate on Leicester, MA? Pyramids, Maple Hill and Marshall street.

 

[ShaZaun]

I'd love to play there someday........

 

[scarpfish]

I don't doubt that the MSP area has some awesome courses, but again having two courses in the top ten list is more a testament to having a lot of DGCR members in that area that are plugging them than their actual creds against the rest of the directory. Same thing goes for the Oregon entries on there, or Flip.

I checked the number of members within 100 miles of downtown Minneapolis (zip code 55401) and there are 62 of them. 57 within 50 miles.

 

[The Crit Piece]

Courses in the Colorado Mountains arent exactly slouching either