Eudora Kansas Golf Courses

Eudora Kansas Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Eudora Riverview Golf -- *Eudora Riverview*
Review by: Joe	I was not impressed with this course at all. It is comparable to playing in a pasture with poor fairways and small uneven greens. The cost to play 18 holes is cheap, but after we played the front nine we decided we couldn't handle another nine and called it a day.
From Lawrence

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Village Greens Golf Course -- *Great Course*
Review by: Douglas Perico	What a great course to play. This fun course has a laid back feel but watch out, IT CAN BITE YOU. A Must play !!
From Lawrence Kansas

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Course Reviews

Woodlands Club
"Best Course"
This is the best golf course in New England! There are many bunkers and a water hazard on just about every hole. Come to golf here if you ever visit Maine and like golf.
---T. Daigle, Maine
Hawktree Golf Course
"Mid-80's golfer"
Hawktree is an extremely beautiful and challenging course. By having four seperate tee box choices, the course is designed for the best golfers right down to the average golfers. Course management is an absolute must. "Risk-Reward" is an understatement. You can find yourself adding several strokes if you get "too gutsy." The design of the course offers beautiful views with challenging holes. It is a little spendy, but you WILL get your money's worth. I recommend it to everybody who swings a stick.
---Rich, Mandan, North Dakota, USA
Lake Nine Course
"Great Value"
For $5 (walking) this is a great value. My son and I try to play the course once a week ... and we can afford it. The course is narrow and challenging for the amateur golfer and can be completed in less than 2 hours. The course is reasonably well kept and the club house is excellent.
---Richard, Alabama
Tallwood Country Club
"Beautiful and challenging layout"
The name certainly fit's the layout. The front side of this tree-lined course is tight but somewhat forgiving on certain holes. The front has three par three's and two par 5's making it a par 35. Newly constructed tee's on two of the par 3's, number 3 and 6, make them both over 200 yards. To add to the difficulty #3 plays over water. The 400 yard plus 5th hole was the most difficult, an uphill, dogleg right to a large two-tier green. The backside seem's like water everywhere. It comes directly into play on 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, & 17. Number 15 is a spectacular hole with water along the right that turns in front of the green to make your approach shot about 150 to 160 over water to a large green. Number 17 is a drive over a hill to a green fully protected by a large pond in front and surrounded by a natural bowl around the back and side. This was the most difficult hole on the course. The backside has only one par 3 and two par 5's making par 37. Playing from the blue tee's presents a good challenge for the mid to low handicapper as the course plays to about 6400 yards. The white tees present a nice but fair challenge for the mid to high handicap. Beautiful, quite setting surrounded by woods and farmland. Excellent practice facility, best East of the CT. River. Large, two-tier driving range, three practice greens, one with a fairway chipping area and bunker. Modest clubhouse, a true golfing club.
---Ray Embury, Enfield, CT.