Franksville Wisconsin Golf Courses

Franksville Wisconsin Golf Courses

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Portage Country Club -- *PCC*
Review by: I. DAVID	Portage Country Club is one of the better kept golf courses in the area. The course has a good mixture of links style holes as well as narrow holes enclosed by wooded areas. If you plan on playing after a rain shower be prepared to get wet, due to Swan lake and the marsh surrounding the course.
From Portage, WI

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Chestnut Hills Golf Club
"Best Public course in Fort Wayne, Indiana"
Very challenging course. You cannot rely on your driver for this course. You have to use your whole bag. The biggest mistake people make playing this course is using the driver on every tee. Playing smart and laying up are the keys to a great round
---Matt, Fort Wayne, IN
Oak Hills Country Club
"Oak Hills - fun place to golf"
The first hole is great, requiring a 90 degree second shot or a long high over the forest first shot. The second hole has a challenge too - up hill and over a gully. The whole course is interesting and a relatively easy play for golfers good and bad. I'm going back!
---T.W. Edwards, Shawnee, Kansas
Lake Arrowhead Country Club
"Too bad it's private"
This is a very nice course and its quite a shame it's private. It is located in a dense forest with trees lining most all of the fairways. The course, being in the mountains, is very hilly and there are some dramatic elevation changes on the back nine. It is closed until april 2004 so you can sneak on if you are that kind of person, but be prepared to deal with subpar conditions and no flagsticks to mark the hole. If you do sneak on I recomend you play the four holes that are seperated from the rest of the course because the guys don't ussually patrol there. The signature hole, the 15th or "The Monster," is the most difficult hole I've ever played. You drive from an elevated tee through a narrow valley onto a fairway that is only about 25 yards wide. Then you must hit your second shot completly blind up a steep hill to a difficult green. This is the hole where Michael Jordan was ubducted by the movie "Space Jam". If you play in the winter, be prepared for the 40 degree temperatures that are the norm and possible snow and ice coming into play. Above all, I recomend playing this course if you have a friend with a membership but unless you are a millionare, you can't afford a membership.
---Geoff Levy, Lake Arrowhead, CA USA
Ramsey Golf Club
"Good Challenge"
Although Ramsey might not be in the best shape it is still a very challenging course with a tough layout. You can find yourself in trouble of pretty much every hole on the course if you don't hit it straight or know how to shape your ball. Take advantage of the easy start Holes #1 and #2 provide as the rest of the front can be a major challenge. The back 9 can be long but there isn't as much trouble.
---Anonymous, Twin Cities, MN