Guymon Oklahoma Golf Courses

Guymon Oklahoma Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Sunset Hills Golf Course -- *fantastic!!*
Review by: matt	have played this course a number of times and love it each time. they take very good care of the fairways and the greens. Everything is lush and green, even the roughs. Cheap to play and very enjoyable at the same time...one of the best courses to play for the money!!
From amarillo

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Blackwell Municipal Golf Course -- *Nice home town course*
Review by: David Wynn	Have played this course several times. During the summer heat a different course due to the hard oklahoma ground. Makes it an interesting play. Of course, I grew up here and will always be favorable to the hometown turf.
From Amelia, OH

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Course Reviews

Buckhorn Springs Golf & Country Club
"Not boring!"
After having played this course, I can only say, it is not boring. Holes run all directions. Course is well maintained, and well run. The people are very friendly, and treated me well beyond my expectations. I would move here tomorrow.
---Dan Hopp, Waupun, WI
Wawonowin Country Club
"Hidden jewel"
This course is in the middle of the upper peninsula of Michigan. It is simply the best course I ever played for the money. Quick and true greens were very well maintained (How did they attract such a talented Superintendent). Very challenging holes that do not duplicate themselves. Laid back atmosphere--no pressures!
---Bo Gyaholle, Columbus, Ohio
Flushing Meadows Pitch & Putt Golf Course
"looking for short game"
flushing meadows pitch & putt golf course is the perfect answer for my short game.. easy to get to well kept, & in the summer last tee is at 11pm. so if i'm working late theres no problem getting in a good work out. it also has a full service snack bar. so i rate it this way.. burger, fries, beer & short game!! 4 stars.. almost forgot longest hole 80yds shortest hole 40yds avg.60yds holes
---Jerry the wedge, new york city
Saticoy Country Club
"Best kept secret in Ventura County"
SCC is the best golf course I've played in Ventura County. Surprisingly, it seems to be the best kept secret as well. While it is not as immaculate as Sherwood Country Club or Spanish Hills, it's layout is superior. #17 is one of the most exciting par 4's I've ever played - in both asthetics and difficulty. The golf course is mature with lightning quick greens. I've heard that Fred Couples went to Saticoy when preparing for Augusta. Every par 3 and par 5 on the golf course could be a signature hole anywhere else. SCC's strongest course feature is the use of elevation changes - no blind shots. There are only 3 or 4 "average" holes. It's not a surprise that the USGA chose it for US Open qualifying. If you get an opportunity to play SCC, don't pass it up. I recommend playing with a member who knows which side of the green to target. Perhaps in the near future, I will be lucky enough to do somebody that favor.
---Uel Leite, Oxnard, CA USA