Forest City North Carolina Golf Courses

Forest City North Carolina Golf Courses

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Forest City Municipal Golf Course -- *Great place for a little fun...*
Review by: Daniel Goodnight	As you start off the first tee you notice that trees line both sides of the fairway, which means a well placed tee shot is required. Number 2 is a short par 3, slightly up hill, meaning you will maybe have to take an extra club. As your round progresses your come upon holes 3 and 4 which are par 5's. Number 3 is designed to where your tee shot is sligtly up hill but is followed by a second shot that is down the hill and then back up to the green. Number 4 is a down hill par 5 that is very reachable in 2. Number 5 is a uphill, short par 4. Number 6 is probably th most challenging hole on the course. It demands a perfect tee shot and mid to short iron precision into the green. Number 7 is a par 3 over water. Numbers 8 an 9 are both par 4's with number 8 being the more challenging. Number nine is one of the easier holes on the course, with a good drive all you will have left is a sand or pitching wedge. Come enjoy this great nine whole lay out!
From Ellenboro, NC, USA

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Brushy Mountain Country Club -- *A Polished Jewel*
Review by: Mike Davis	Our regular foursome made the trip to Brushy Mtn Saturday, 05/22/04, and were very pleasantly surprised. The fees were affordable, the layout was challenging, and the course conditions were excellent! I used every club in the bag! I look forward to coming back in the near future.
From Charlotte, NC

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Hidden Oaks Golf Course
"Hidden Oaks used to be in bad shape."
Hidden Oaks Golf Course was run down into bad shape for a few years. The course was never kept up in good shape. But now there are new owners that have brought the beauty back into Hidden Oaks Golf Course, within two years. Hidden Oaks it still young, but I do beleive it has changed dramatically.
---Jack Melhorn, New Orleans, Louisiana
Pleasant Valley Golf Course
"Family Fun"
Every time I go there I feel right at home, maybe it's because my whole family goes there to golf. The Owners are so friendly and welcomes everyone. It really is a great place to golf!
---Kelli, Seward, PA USA
King's Ridge Golf Club
"Hilly experience"
This course is fairly tight with large greens that are exquisite. They roll very well and are extremely undulating....making for putting challenges. Even though the length is about 6200 yds from the back tees, it plays a lot longer than that due to the hills, large greens, and abundant sand.
---Jack Stellhorn, Orlando, Fl
Indian Creek Golf Course - Red Feather/Blackbird Course
"Enjoy"
The course is well maintained and the greens are fast and contoured. The back tees play over 7,000 yards long. Green fees are a little pricey. Red Feather and Blackbird are far more difficult than Grey Hawk. Grey Hawk is shorter and more forgiving. Blackbird is very long and the topography is hilly. Red Feather is the flattest of the 3 nines, but it is very tight and water does come into play. Most greens have lots of roll to them and require well placed shots in order to score well. The course was enjoyable to play.
---Clyde Funk, Council Bluffs, Iowa USA