Dunkirk New York Golf Courses

Dunkirk New York Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Shorewood Country Club -- *shoreweed*
Review by: bob	long and chalenging course tough greens
From Buffalo, NY USA

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Kingswood Golf Club -- *Best in upstate ny*
Review by: M Stanford	wonderful course, beautifully designed course
From plymouth, ma

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Philipsburg Country Club
"Great little secret in Central PA"
This is a very hilly course that is not too long. The greens are small and will yield many 3 putts if you are in the wrong spot. There are a lot of risk reward holes to make birdies or double bogeys. With small fast greens and the hilly terain, anything around par is a great score the average player with a 14 handicap should expect to play around 83 golf. Well maintaned golf course, good food and service in the dinning room. The pro shop staff is very professional and accomidating. The best thing is the cheap cart(highly reccomend to take one) and green fees less then $40 a player. This is my second favorite thing to do on a Penn State football weekend, of course the Nittany Lions are the first thing.
---John Smith, Trenton, New Jersey
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
Pine Creek Golf Course
"Golfing guru makes spectacular analysis"
There are too many geese deficating on the fairways. Plus I found there to be only one hole per green. This proves to be much too challenging for novice golfers such as myself. Multiple holes and flags on each green would be a great improvement to your facility. Are the ponds really necessary? By filling them in with dirt it would provide golfers with more hitting surfaces. One tree per hole will suffice, too many trees takes the fun out of the game. Another suggestion would be to eliminate ob and thin all grass. Sand was much too sandy and loose. Doing away with the sand would draw more golfers with superior skills such as myself.
---Brad Still, Hendersonville, TN
Grand Beach Golf Course
"Wally and Theve"
This used to be a great starter course, but it is way over priced for 9 holes. For 18 holes on a weekend it approaches $35. It is trying to be something it isn't. Used to play there all the time. Do not go there any more.
---Wally and Theve, Michigan City, IN