Berea Kentucky Golf Courses

Berea Kentucky Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Berea Country Club -- *Berea Country Club*
Review by: Anonymous	This course is above average for a short 9 hole venue. The greens are small but roll nicely. The fairways are in good condition and drain well, (except in a couple of locations). Speed of play is great during the week but can get very slow on weekends. Fees are reasonable.
From Berea, KY

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Danville Country Club -- *great*
Review by: Anonymous	Wonderful course. Needs a little work on some of the tee boxes.
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Twin Hills Golf Course
"Well conditioned and fun to play"
I have a 6 cap and play all the courses in our area. I belong to a private club but still enjoy a round of golf at Twin Hills. The course is short for most big hitters, but still has plenty of trouble. You will find beautiful fairways and greens throughout the year. The speed of play will be around 4 hours for 18. I don't think there are too many courses that have the quality of golf and conditions that Twin Hills offers for the price. It is well worth the time to play here.
---zip, Rochester, NY
Rancho Solano Golf Course
"Rancho review"
A medium difficult course with variable slopes,and hill sides with a different lie angle on nearly every shot. Large undulating greens with good speed. The greens are near perfect right now but that doesn't mean they're a push over. Making it one the green is only the start. A challenge.
---Ed Brothers, Fairfield California
Valley View Golf Course
"The Best Golf Course in the State"
It is hard to say how I feel about this magnificent golf course in only 1,000 words. The natural beauty and splendor of the course added to the enjoyable time I had while playing a round of golf. This course is challenging, and it is a good test of your abilities. The pro shop is is also very neat and organized. I met a man who worked there who was an artisst as well as a golfer! He had taken pictures of golfers in different positions and painted them into humorous golf paintings. I learned his name was Todd Budge and that aside from working in the pro shop and painting, he also teaches golf lessons! This golf course has it all. A Cafe, a pro shop, lessons, a driving range, practice putting greens, and a splended course. I give this course a 5-star rating and recommend it above all other courses in the state of Utah. I am going to try and drive up at least twice a month to play a round of golf at Valley View. I don't know why it has taken me so long to get this message out ot people, but I am recommending that everyone who reads this message pass it along to friends so at the first of spring, everybody can enjoy a beautiful round of golf.
---Don Carlson, St. George, UT USA
Boundary Oak Golf Course
"Not kept up to its potential"
This is my childhood course where I learned the game, so naturally I may have a little favorable bias. I'm disappointed with what appears to be permanent "temporary" greens. When are they going to finally fix them, and why should they charge full price until they are fixed? Until then, I'd recommend Blue Rock Springs in Vallejo, Franklin Canyon off Hwy 4, Delta View in Pittsburg, or Lone Tree in Antioch. Boundary Oak is a beautiful setting though, for those who enjoy viewing the surroundings before making a shot, just as the presentation of a fine meal seems to add to the taste just before devouring it. The layout also provides for some fun shots-- nice elevation changes and you'll use most of the clubs in your bag.
---Darin Lowder, Alpine, UT, former Concord resident