Hampton Virginia Golf Courses

Hampton Virginia Golf Courses

Hamptons Golf Course, The - Lakes/Links Course	Hamptons Golf Course, The - Woods/Lakes Course
Hamptons Golf Course, The - Woods/Links Course	Woodlands Golf Course

Featured Golf Course Review:

Northampton Valley Country Club -- *acceptable course considering easy tee times*
Review by: Crusher	I showed up as a single on a Saturday in July at about 10:00 a.m. I was sent out within 10 minutes, and played 18 in about 3 1/2 hours. The course was in generally good shape. The layout is a bit of a neighborhood course, winding through some townhomes, and with several street crossings between holes. I never like this sort of hole to hole distance, but it wasn't too bad. I think the traps and landscaping could be improved quite a bit. There are some long par 4's and testy par 3's for the average golfer. I played the tips, as a 7 handicapper, and shot an 80. Typically, I'd say that's about a fair course. With some improved asthetics, I think this could be a nice course. Many of the holes, considered on their own, are nice holes. All in all, I'll call it a 3 out of 5 stars because it's better than all those cow pasture courses out there.
From Houston, TX USA

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Woodlands Golf Course -- *Good value*
Review by: Dave	Easy to walk, not to long. When I played the pace was great and the price was better. One of the best values in the area, but don't expect an overly tough course.
From Va Beach, VA

Woodlands Golf Course -- *Review of the Woodlands*
Review by: Linda	This is a very woman friendly course. It gives you the opportunity to use your short irons as well as your woods. It present some interesting holes. I found it challenging enough to keep my interest. It has some intriguing holes. It is one of my favorite courses in the Hampton Roads area.
From Suffolk, VA USA

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Delaware Park Course
"Delaware 2003 review"
Delaware Park is a great place to learn to play golf because it offers open fairways, well maintained greens, no sand or water. There is hardly ever a bag line. There are 18 holes on relatively flat land. The trees present the only problems as many are in the fairways. The course conditions have shown vast improvement recently , especially in 2003 when new tee boxes were planted and benches were placed at each hole. It compares favorably, I think to the 2 other city courses, Cazenovia and South Park. Those courses offer just 9 holes each. The park setting is beautiful. If you want to practice without being intimidated, this is the place.
---Janet, Buffalo, New York
Springfield Golf Club
"Dakota's Pebble Beach"
One would hardly expect to find a gem like the Springfield Golf Club in this rural setting in an agricultural state such as South Dakota. This course demands your best game with keeping the ball in the fairway a premium. Although not a long course, the long hitter does not have a major advantage. Tree-lined fairways are expertly maintained and the greens are challenging. All of this quality golf is accompanied by some of the most beautiful scenery in the state. The course is built on bluffs overlooking Lewis and Clark Lake and the view from every tee is extraordinary. This wonderful nine hole golf course has earned the right to be called Dakota's Pebble Beach.
---Jennifer Johnson, Kenosha, Wi
Dayton Country Club
"DCC review"
This is a wonderful course, beautifully maintained all around. The only possible knock is that if you haven't been playing for very long then it might be too difficult to you. None the less, its a must play for anyone who gets the chance.
---Joe, Cincinnati, OH
Holiday Inn Golf Center
"Cleaning up description"
No lake, no water, greens small but maintained well, lots of hackers. This is a 9 hole par 3 course with holes between 75 and 165 yards in length.
---jlk, Bardstown