Berea Kentucky Golf Courses

Berea Kentucky Golf Courses

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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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Lone Oak Country Club -- *Great Greens. Long Par Fives*
Review by: RF	Visiting KY from Las Vegas in 03/04. Fairway, rough and greens in GREAT shape. Traps still need work after hard winter. Par 5s all play LONG with two carrying over water. A real challenging Par 3 (17th) plays 200yds-all carry. Nice course for a very reasonable price.
From Las Vegas, NV

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Pine Grove Country Club
"a hidden gem"
This course is a great blend of old and new, and calls for skilled shotmaking throughout the round. Originally opened around the turn of the century, the older holes are generally narrow, lined with huge pines, and have small, but accessible greens. The newer holes climb Iron Mountain, (take a cart!) and are defined in large part by elevation changes which require a 2-3 club adjustment. These greens are much larger, but more difficult to read and putt due to the mountain topography. All of the par 5's are reachable for the stronger golfers, but three of them are dog-legs which swallow errant drives...grip it and rip it at your own risk. This is a nice course; we play it every summer and have been made to feel very welcome as visitors. The members built a new club house 3 years ago after vandals burned the old one. Nice locker room, bar, dining area and pro shop. I would rate this course at 3 1/2 stars and with only slightly better maintenance and grooming the rating would go to a 4. You'll be pleasantly surprised if you try this course.
---jim olds, madison, wi
Blue Lakes Country Club
"Unreal"
Blue Lakes C.C. is one of the best courses I have played, and I have been all over the country. Deep in the Snake River Canyon, there is not one shot that isnt breath taking. Rob Ellis, has done a great job with his staff, and golf course. If anyone gets the opportunity to play this magnificant course, do not pass it up. I would pay 2ce or 3 times as much to play this course again.
---Dub, Palm Springs , CA USA
Pine Ridge Municipal Golf Center
"good for beginners"
Not for advanced players, but fine for novices or just to get out of the house. Greens and fairways are always cleen and green.
---Anonymous, Oakland, ME USA
Chestnut Hills Golf Club
"Best Public course in Fort Wayne, Indiana"
Very challenging course. You cannot rely on your driver for this course. You have to use your whole bag. The biggest mistake people make playing this course is using the driver on every tee. Playing smart and laying up are the keys to a great round
---Matt, Fort Wayne, IN