My foot is broken, I won't be able to throw or zip line. You're still welcome to stop by and check out my course, and if you need a place to stay, I've got plenty of room
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This kinda became a silly question after I listed the courses I intend to play in each area. It clearly seems that MN/WI beats MI/IN, but I figured I'd throw it out there in hope of getting opinions from those that have played in both states. So, which trip would you recommend for me to take this fall? Anything missing from either list?
MN/WI courses:
Highbridge
Mont du Lac
Blue Ribbon Pines
Bryant Lake
Justin Trails
Rollin Ridge
Winter Park
MI/IN courses:
Lemon Lake
Rodgers-lakewood
Flip City
Leviathan
Hickory hills
Shore Acres
Oshtemo
I highly recommend playing kaposia, it is one of the most historic courses in our state outside of a couple ones that are even older. Doubt there have been more meaningful events at any course in our states history than kaposia. Pure woods golf, there is no doubt it is the best course in the metro. Brp and Bryant lake are fun courses but mainly are so highly rated on looks more than actual golf, I would hit the valley up less than 3 miles from KP on the same road.
The trip is going great. The weather has been cooperative and I've played a lot of good golf. I aced #9 at Highbridge-Blueberry today! and my putting is back on track. Wasn't overly impressed with any course until I got to Highbridge. Can't wait to get back there tomorrow to play Gold and Granite.
played so far: Heistand, Justin trails (classic and big brother), Bryant, kaposia, Hansen, BRP, HB-blueberry
forgot to mention that I saw a guy playing BRP from a motorized wheelchair, which backs up my feeling that the course should not be in the top ten. Sorry, but no top level course should be ADA accessible.
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oh no, I might offend someone
Clearly all of the courses you have played are mentally-handicapped friendly so it doesn't seem like a valid criticism.
forgot to mention that I saw a guy playing BRP from a motorized wheelchair, which backs up my feeling that the course should not be in the top ten. Sorry, but no top level course should be ADA accessible.