Cassadaga New York Golf Courses

Cassadaga New York Golf Courses

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Cassadaga Lakes Country Club -- *one hole lowers the rating*
Review by: steve l.	I have played cassadaga hundreds of times- but because of no.8 a par 3, I won;t go back. The hole is a tough uphill shot. Thats not the problem, its the constant condition of the green. The green has a severe slant and is cut so low, that it is IMPOSSIBLE to hold. Putting on it is like a minature golf course. You must rely on luck, not skill which stinks. The greens should be mowed higher, to at least make it fair . But for some reason, the management will not do it. Trust me I am not alone with this concern, I know people who have pulled out of cassadaga leagues because of no.8. Its too bad because the rest of the course is ok.
From dunkirk,ny

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Dande Farms Golf Course -- *NO SAND TO BE FOUND*
Review by: Parker 4 some	Not a bad course, but for the price its not worth it. The course never changes from year to year except for the price. It keeps going up. There is not one single sand trap on the entire course. Course would go from average to great if there was. . . Hole number 3 is a par 3 with a large pond called Al's Pond. Nice big green awaits good tee shot if you can clear water. It can be a calm round of golf until you get to holes 6-8. The wind is usually 15 mph more on those hole. Hole #9 is a tough hole, its a 400 or so yard uphill par 4 that plays more like 475. Hole #15 is Al's Alley Hole, its a nice par 4. The tee box is tucked away in the wood. You must have a long and accurate tee shot to leave yourself 150 or so to an elevated green. If you are to right you'll be picking through apples to find your ball. If your to far left you are our of bounds. Finishing hole #18, nice par 4 with great senic view of some picnic bences and shack for a club house. We can those benches, Al's Benches.
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Glenkerry Golf Course
"Good course to teach your kids"
This is a good course to teach tour kids how to golf, because it is a moderately short course. I took my 8 year old son golfing there, and he shot a 58! Not too bad for his first time out, and he had a blast!We have been back twice and can't wait for sping to go again.
---Brian Murray, Rockford, MI USA
Oasis Golf Club - Oasis Course
"Not good any more."
The descripion of this course is 5 to 6 years outdated. It is not connected with the Oasis casino or the Palms golf course. Several of the holes have been changed to allow for more housing. The greens are one notch above sand greens. If you pay more than $50.00 to play it you paid too much.
---Peter Bollinbeckser, Mesquite, Nv
Fox Creek Golf Club
"A Best Buy in StLouis Metropolitan Area"
I will start by saying that while I am only 24 years old, I have been an avid golfer since age 7. I haven't played a huge number of courses in my lifetime, but I know a good course when I play one, and I know a bad course as well. I personally feel that this course plays better than the more well known Sunset Hills CC also in Edwardsville, while not requiring membership/friendship to play. I've played the Bay Point Lagoon Legend in Panama City (known to be one of the 5 toughest courses in the US), and I truly don't think it has much on Fox Creek difficulty wise. The trees alone on Fox Creek truly play havok with any shots that aren't riding the middle of the fairways. Several greens have large trees that block approach shots that aren't setup off the tee correctly. A smart player will leave his driver in the bad on most tees (unless you are confident in your big stick), however, due to the course's length, approach shots end up being taken with mid-to-long irons more than one would like. Couple this with water or OB on nearly every hole and multi-tiered undulating greens and you are looking at one tough course. The best part about this course is the low price. You can play for dirt cheap in my opinion for as fine a course as this one. The only knock in my book is that the course does not wear well through the year, either due to climate or an average greens-crew. So if you want to play a great course for a bottom dollar price, come early in the year (April-May). I promise you won't be disappointed.
---David Johns, Edwardsville, IL, USA
Los Alamos Golf Course
"Great challenge for your game"
This course is a challenging course for the average player up to the scratch professionals. The fairways are tight and lined with sparse pine trees. The course is an old style course, which means it has incredibly small greens. The greens are probably to most true rolling greens in the state of New Mexico due to being so old. The course is short and very opportune for low scores. I really enjoyed playing this course and the people around the club. They treat you well and the rates are EXTREMELY cheap for such a quality course. I suggest taking the trip up to Los Alamos to have a great round of golf and also to enjoy the sights of the Jemez Mountains.
---Michael McCloskey, Las Cruces, NM USA