Antioch California Golf Courses

Antioch California Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Lone Tree Golf Course -- *Great Course*
Review by: Mark	Lone Tree is a great course. Very cheap to play and very well maintained.
From Walnut Creek, CA USA

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Wilshire Country Club -- *Wilshire*
Review by: Jack	Stuffy course due to the attitudes of member golfers. Grass is cut so short as to create tight lies even when in the middle, straight down the fairway...cut to give advantage to only the purest ball strikers. Baranca invisible on most holes it involves leaving golfer ignorant of potential trouble until too late and leaving golfer overly reliant upon caddy's best efforts. Greens are pro-fast and well protected. The course is sometimes beautiful and sometimes looking like an average public course. Only real advantage is location and proximity to central LA. Has old school, prejudiced feel...members rarely show interest in even small conversation with strangers.
From Pennsylvania

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Course Reviews

Lake Hickory Country Club at Catawba Springs - Eighteen Hole Course
"Fox Run-Sulphur Springs Course"
Great,immaculate conditioned, Fast Greens, 10+ stemp meter Very playable, the final four holes will test your skills. Loved the course!
---Rob, Hickory, NC USA
Big Canoe Golf Club - Cherokee/Choctaw Course
"Mountain Golf at Its Best!"
Big Canoe's three nines offer something for every level of golfer. Each nine of this spectacular course offers its own challenge. Creek's first three holes over Lake Sconti offers Risk-Reward that will thrill anyone. Choctaw put a premium on driving accuracy and Cherokee's green make players see red! Find a way to play this GEM!
---Tim Hurley, Georgia
Chapel Hill Country Club
"HARD TO GET ON - GREAT TO PLAY"
Course is a traditional style designed by Gene Hamm and renovated by John LaFoy in 1999. This is the only private course in Chapel Hill. Walking is encouraged and it is a great way to experience the course. Signature hole IS NOT # 14. It's # 10 which can require carry over water twice. Pin on this hole makes 3 to 4 clubs difference on second shot. It's a beauty! Only one hole without bunkers - the par 3 9th is about 175 uphill from middle tees. Out of bounds on many of the holes as the fairways rise and fall through a very established traditional and exclusive neighborhood. Greens are all large (with at least 6 different zones on each one for pin placement)and have many contours. Three putts are common - especially in spring and fall when the bent grass surface is kept very fast. Bring your thinking cap, but also bring your game if your fun comes from scoring well. It's not an easy course, but it's not Jack Nicklaus difficult either.
---Tar Heel Convert, Chapel Hill, NC
Emerald Valley Golf Club
"challenging"
Great course, not in great condition but very playable. Grouchy pro-shop. Worth it though.
---Tim Wilson, Tacoma, WA