Hedgesville West Virginia Golf Courses

Hedgesville West Virginia Golf Courses

Woods Resort, The - Mountain View Course

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Woods Resort, The - Mountain View Course -- *worth the venture*
Review by: Steve C	A relatively tight course nestled within houses of a resort community, this hilly track has more than enough sloping fairways, share of water hazards & great layout to make it worth the trip. It is scenic and challenging. The only drawback are the sand traps - most are not kept well.
From Whippany, NJ USA

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Sleepy Hollow Golf & Country Club -- *beautiful course, crap condition*
Review by: kernalzero	This is a beautifully designed course that takes advantage of the terrain of the eastern panhandle of WV. Unfortunately not much money is put back into the course. The greens aren't well maintained and there's no water sprinkling system (hot summers make for rough golfing and winter rules). This makes what I concider a good course bad due to a lack of adequate investment. $30 for a round including cart on a weekday is a way too much concidering better courses in the area are within 15 minutes.
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Rock Spring Club
"Enjoyable Round"
It is an average length course, but enjoyable. The fescue around the bunkers gives the course a nice look. There are some intersting holes such as one with a 2 tiered green right in front to make for a tough second shot from only around 60 yards. Some water but overall its fun and if you have the chance to play there do so.
---Russ Meeyrs, Wayne Nj
Pine Lake Country Club
"Pine Lake Country Club"
This cousce is very beautiful. The course was carved out of a wooded area so there are plenty of trees. Plenty of wildlife. The course is easy to moderate in difficulty. I give this course a 3 star.
---Tate Button, Eldora, IA
Pine Lakes International Country Club
"dave's review"
a golf course as awesome as the chowder they serve on number 7. bring your a game. greens are small and well protected with deep bunkers.
---dave j, allentown, pennsylvania
Fox Creek Golf Club
"A Best Buy in StLouis Metropolitan Area"
I will start by saying that while I am only 24 years old, I have been an avid golfer since age 7. I haven't played a huge number of courses in my lifetime, but I know a good course when I play one, and I know a bad course as well. I personally feel that this course plays better than the more well known Sunset Hills CC also in Edwardsville, while not requiring membership/friendship to play. I've played the Bay Point Lagoon Legend in Panama City (known to be one of the 5 toughest courses in the US), and I truly don't think it has much on Fox Creek difficulty wise. The trees alone on Fox Creek truly play havok with any shots that aren't riding the middle of the fairways. Several greens have large trees that block approach shots that aren't setup off the tee correctly. A smart player will leave his driver in the bad on most tees (unless you are confident in your big stick), however, due to the course's length, approach shots end up being taken with mid-to-long irons more than one would like. Couple this with water or OB on nearly every hole and multi-tiered undulating greens and you are looking at one tough course. The best part about this course is the low price. You can play for dirt cheap in my opinion for as fine a course as this one. The only knock in my book is that the course does not wear well through the year, either due to climate or an average greens-crew. So if you want to play a great course for a bottom dollar price, come early in the year (April-May). I promise you won't be disappointed.
---David Johns, Edwardsville, IL, USA