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Sep 2 2011 09:47am

So What is everybody's home golf course?
Mine is Jacoby Golf Course. It is the course for the University of Wyoming. It isn't great by any stretch of the imagination but it works well and isn't too expensive, especially for students.

It doesn't have any water on it but supposedly they are discussing adding water to a couple of the holes. Only time will tell but I don't think it will happen all that soon.

TampaNigga

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Sep 2 2011 11:25am

Clearwater country club in Clearwater Florida also not expensive and only has 1 fairway bunker lol

trollen

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Sep 2 2011 03:00pm

mine is st andrews

Chevv

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Sep 2 2011 09:44pm

Natures Walk in Panama City, not badly maintained and somewhat challenging, but keep the pw out cuz like 5 holes at least are 100 yards or less

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Sep 3 2011 10:20am

My home course is Lakeview Golf & Country Club in Soap Lake, Washington. Typical country club, tall trees, doglegged fariways, small and really fast greens.

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Sep 3 2011 02:06pm

Cherokee Hills Golf Club in Brunswick, Ohio.

Here is a picture of my favorite hole, Par 3 Hole #3. I love shooting over water and this hole is basically all over water. Tee Box is about 20 yards behind where the picture is taken. FUN hole. Great Risk/Reward. Play safe to the left, or play aggressive towards at go right at it! (I always go right at it, and yes... sometimes I end up in the water... )

Here is another fun par 3. The tee box is to the right of where the picture is taken, and up. It is up on a hill, and you're shooting down onto the green.

And this one is a Par 5. Another one of my favorites. Includes a long fairway to begin with, then a big elevation change (dip down), then a creek to shoot across. Here's a shot of the green. and you can see the creek running in front of it.

This post was edited by MrMoJoRising on Sep 3 2011 02:13pm

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Sep 3 2011 04:01pm

Quote (MrMoJoRising @ Sep 3 2011 12:06pm)

Cherokee Hills Golf Club in Brunswick, Ohio.

Here is a picture of my favorite hole, Par 3 Hole #3. I love shooting over water and this hole is basically all over water. Tee Box is about 20 yards behind where the picture is taken. FUN hole. Great Risk/Reward. Play safe to the left, or play aggressive towards at go right at it! (I always go right at it, and yes... sometimes I end up in the water... )

http://www.golfclevelandohio.com/localgolfimages/cherokeehills-03.jpg

Here is another fun par 3. The tee box is to the right of where the picture is taken, and up. It is up on a hill, and you're shooting down onto the green.

http://www.golfclevelandohio.com/localgolfimages/cherokeehills-17.jpg

And this one is a Par 5. Another one of my favorites. Includes a long fairway to begin with, then a big elevation change (dip down), then a creek to shoot across. Here's a shot of the green. and you can see the creek running in front of it.

http://www.golfclevelandohio.com/localgolfimages/cherokeehills-15.jpg

wow, that first par 3 looks nasty where that pin is. I like the look of that next par 3 also, beautiful looking course. I will try to upload some pics of my course

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Sep 3 2011 05:48pm

Predator Ridge Golf Course.
It's one of the top courses in canada and has 36 holes. I golf for free there