Brazil Indiana Golf Courses

Brazil Indiana Golf Courses

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Forest Park Golf Course -- *Brazil, the Armpit of Indiana*
Review by: Karl Norman	The front 9 is decent enough. 1 is long and straight with the ditch there to hold up a good drive. If you lay it up in front of the ditch, you will have a long mid-iron shot at the green which is on a plateau. The greens are not too fast so keeping the ball up there is not difficult if you are a lower handicap player. Hole 2 is an insanely short par 3 with about a 30 ft drop in elevation to the green. Good chance for a birdie if you get a good tee shot. Hole 3 is a straight short par 4 with the OOB on the left. A great tee shot will let you putt for eagle. Hole 4 is kind of tough. It is hard to see the ditch from the tee and there is a dog leg that starts right where the ditch crosses the fairway. There is a bunker right in front of the green with a wall of dirt that is hard to hit out of. Hole 5 is a flat, straight par 3 but hard to birdie. Hole 6 is long and straight. Two strong shots to get on a green that is kind of tricky. Hole 7 is long and crosses a ditch long ways. You can play either side of the ditch but sticking to the right might be the best move. Hole 8 is a short par 4 and an easy chance at a birdie. Hole 9 has a slight dogleg but it is long. The green is raised up a few feet so its a little tough to land on with a long shot. The back is just bad.
From Brazil, Indiana

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Yule Golf Club -- *A lasting mark of a true legend*
Review by: Hank Culp	Yule golf club. A hellacious layout that when combined with the swift Alexandria wind can spoil a good walk no matter the skill level of its combatant. The postage stamp sized greens combined with designer Hank Culp's notorious subtle breaks, puts precision iron play at a premium and can spell havoc if missed on the wrong side. Prepare yourself for the demanding 16th hole which could make or break a good round with its daunting tee shot and risk vs. reward second shot. Truly an enjoyable test of golf from the friendly clubhouse staff to the final putt on the winding 18th hole. Yule golf club "I thank ya sir"
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Riverside Country Club
"Nice Course tough lies"
When you play this course be prepared to have a hilly lie on most fairway shots, especially on the back nine. The undulation is remarkable and this course gives an average player a run for his/her money. Mid summer the greens can be unforgiving, but still playable with corect club selection. Altogether a course well manicured and the added bonus of having a complete opposite feeling when playing the front nine and the second nine.
---Craig, Battle Creek, Michigan
Perry Golf & Country Club
"Best kept secret in central Iowa"
With rolling hills and mature trees, Perry G&CC is an aesthetically pleasing, yet challenging course. A beautiful pond surrounded by wildflowers is in play on the # 2 and 3 holes. Greens are in fine shape and medium fast. Accuracy off the tee is important because of the trees and some uneven lies. Although it is a private club, green fees for non-residents are easily accessible and very affordable. Carts available. The clubhouse staff is friendly and accommodating. Well worth your time and money.
---Ron Reitz, Perry, Iowa
Coventry Pines Public Golf Course
"Coventry Pines Public Golf Course"
Similar to Augusta National, this reserved golf course offers extreme challenges for all competitors. It includes hair-raising sandbunkers and water hazards, as well as breath-taking scenery. You haven't golfed until you've played at Coventry Pines.
---Andrew Donilon, Coventry, RI USA
Diamond Links Golf Club
"Challenging"
You get to use every club in the bag. A lot of fun.
---Avid Golfer, Lexington, KY