Columbia Missouri Golf Courses

Columbia Missouri Golf Courses

A. L. Gustin Golf Course	Columbia Golf & Country Club
Country Club of Missouri, The	Lake of the Woods Golf Course
L A Nickell Golf Course

Featured Golf Course Review:

Country Club of Missouri, The -- *CCMO Review*
Review by: J Sedog	I have played several courses in the St. Louis area and all of the courses in Columbia and I would reccommend that people play this course at least once. The back nine is one of the hardest back nines I have ever played. It is easier to play later in the year because the rough burns out.
From St. Louis, MO

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Columbia Golf & Country Club -- *Great Cart Girl and Lifeguards*
Review by: Reginald Lewis	The golf was good but the real show was on the back nine when the cart girl bent over to grab my beer. I drank a beer-a-hole after that. The lifeguard at the pool was pretty incredible as well. I never thought about drowning until I saw her...it would have been worth a try. She was the perfect 19th hole.
From Lawrence, KS

L A Nickell Golf Course -- *La Nick*
Review by: Chris Shriver	Its a good clean course, greens are pretty well taken care of, good course if you need a relaxing day of golf.
From Columbia/ Missouri

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Kis-N-Greens Golf Course
"Update"
The course has been expanded to 18 holes, par 72. The fairways are improved over the condition that they were in a year ago. Some greens have been expanded, with more to follow. 400 trees have been added to the course as of 2003. The trees are small but will help distinguish fairways from rough. Water comes into play on 6 holes. No sand, and the tee boxes need work (leveling) maybe some irragation on the fairways (more ponds needed). Overall, satisfied with course, wind makes it more difficult than it looks, and greens are deceiving.
---Concerned in Alden, Alden, NY USA
Shaker Farms Country Club
"Excellent Greens"
Found course to be very challenging. Greens were the best I have ever played on. Some areas on course under repair with new irrigation system, but that will only improve the fairways. Look forward to playing the course in the future.
---Hack Around, Springfield, MA
Stevens Park Golf Course
"Classic Muny"
Stevens is only a few minutes from downtown. It's in a beautiful area and has some scenic views of Dallas. It's a classic muny and a good course to walk. There are many challenging holes and there are some very easy holes. Number 2 is a very short par 4 and is reachable from all of the tees. Number 12 is a short par 5 dog leg that is reachable in 2 but there are many well placed trees and an elevated green with a mean slope and you'll be happy if you get your 5. There are a few holes where you can hit your drive as far as you can but most take some strategy off the tee. On 17 you can hit 220 yards straight away or 140 yards to the right side of the fairway and both will leave an open short iron shot to the green... if you avoid two beautiful oaks and a wide creek on that tee shot. The par 3's are gorgeous and the two on the back are included in the 3 hardest on the back nine handicap chart. Stevens Park is a favorite, great taquitos in the snack bar too.
---John Meiners, Dallas
Spring Creek Golf Course
"short but challenging"
This course is short with the lonest hole being 440 yards. Water comes in to play on 5 holes. There are sand traps on most of the holes. The course is in good condition. Great for begginers of high handicappers.
---Anonymous, Linglestown, PA USA