Everson West Virginia Golf Courses

Everson West Virginia Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Green Hills Country Club -- *Solid Track in the $30-$40 Price Range*
Review by: Griff	I have played Green Hills at least 200 times!! Fun course to play with lots of rolling hills. #2 is the Signature Hole, long par 3 over a lake. Check it out if you can, worth it. Griff
From Canada

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Scarlet Oaks Country Club -- *extremely good golf course*
Review by: Matt Cook	this golf course is the most awesome golf course in West Virginia,it is very enjoyable. The grill is a very nice place for us golfers to sit down and eat. I especially like the new chicken jalepeno bursts. I give this golf course a five star rating because of it's awesome terrain and great upkeeping of the land.
From poca, WV [forest park]

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Hilltop Golf Course
"TOUGH GREENS"
I live in the neighborhood so, I've played it many times. Very nice course. Be in shape if you're gonna walk it, though, it isn't called Hilltop for nuthin! Competitive rates, great conditon. These greens are TUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUFF. They're fun though, as is the whole course. Lotta trees lining the fairways, so you gotta keep it straight. Not a lot of water comes into play, just a few holes.
---Joel Copeland, Plymouth, Michigan
Carolina Golf & Country Club
"Classic Donald Ross"
This course is short in yardage (6200), but plays much longer. One reason is that there are only 2 par 5's on a par 70 track. The par 3's are classic Ross. 3 of the 4 can play over 190 yards to postage stamp greens. There are a lot of down and up style par 4's, but there is also variety. Holes 10,11 and 18 are good examples of tough, well thought out par 4's that demand accuracy and thought. A four is an excellent score on all of these holes. The course is generally in excellent condition and has undergone some minor renovations. You will notice that the greens are exceptionally small, even for a Ross course. Greens are properly protected with bunkers and have just the right amount of undulation. One designer has stated that these are the smallest greens he has ever seen on a Ross course (which may be its claim of distinction among the many Ross courses). There is a premium on iron play and short game. Greens are quick, but not penal. Everyone thinks they can bring this course to its knees, but it usually is the other way around. The course can frustrate you if you expect too much too easily. This is what makes it such a wonderful place to experience the brilliance of Donald Ross. It is private course, so find a member and enjoy...
---CGCC Golf, Charlotte, NC
Twin Hills Golf Course
"Short and well maintained"
Twin Hills is a short course - 6000 yards according to the card, and even that might be a stretch. The game starts on the greens here; they are among the most difficult in the area because of the undulations. The best holes are the par 3s. The facilities are barebones - no proshop, small and dated clubhouse. No frills golf, but they seem to have course maintenance down to a science.
---Stirge, Rochester, NY
Ballwin Golf Course
"Ballwin shouldn't be ignored!"
I play this course regularly on a ladies league. It is consistently in great shape, with very challenging greens. The greens are typically in fantastic shape--better than The Bluffs by far! The pro, Dave is knowledgable and great for lessons for both beginners and those wanting to improve. I believe the only 'problem' is for the men following the ladies on their league days--we're trying to pick up our speed. You'll enjoy the challenges of the water(there is a creek/water on 7 of the 9 holes) and sand traps.
---Katie, Chesterfield, MO