Herndon Virginia Golf Courses

Herndon Virginia Golf Courses

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Herndon Centennial Golf Course -- *Golf Review*
Review by: EZE	Herndon is an enjoyable course to play. It forces you to think before you drive. If you are driving the ball, well you can over-power the course but at the same time, if your drives are off there is plenty of trouble waiting for you. The staff does a wonderful job of maintaining the course especially the greens. This is a great home course if I lived near by I would play it a least a couple of times a week to keep my game sharp.
From Silver Spring, MD USA

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Gypsy Hill Golf Club -- *plays long*
Review by: Matt Delfert	When the weather cooperates( good rains and temps) the course is green, challenging and plays like a much longer course!! All holes are challenging due to the terrain, and some very scenic fairways with mature wooded breaks. No GPS keeps your game guessing with yardage markers at 200,150 and 100 only. Fees are reasonable and for a public course, kept very well.
From Pennsylvania

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Philipsburg Country Club
"Great little secret in Central PA"
This is a very hilly course that is not too long. The greens are small and will yield many 3 putts if you are in the wrong spot. There are a lot of risk reward holes to make birdies or double bogeys. With small fast greens and the hilly terain, anything around par is a great score the average player with a 14 handicap should expect to play around 83 golf. Well maintaned golf course, good food and service in the dinning room. The pro shop staff is very professional and accomidating. The best thing is the cheap cart(highly reccomend to take one) and green fees less then $40 a player. This is my second favorite thing to do on a Penn State football weekend, of course the Nittany Lions are the first thing.
---John Smith, Trenton, New Jersey
Odyssey Golf Course
"Odyssey is a good course"
I REALLY like this course. It is pretty long (which suits my game well), and there are a lot of places you can get yourself in trouble. The greens are tough to speak of...as pin placement can make this course one of the most challenging in the area (pretty serious breaks), or just a nice Sunday afternoon hackin' with the boys (dead-flat) if greenskeepers are being generous. They have GPS in their golf carts, and charge reasonable fees. The course is very-well maintained, with water in play on a bunch of the holes. In my opinion, Odyssey is the best bang for your buck in the area.
---xxxx, Mokena, IL
Chief at Sky Lodge Golf Course, The
"Bring it on!"
The Chief is perhaps the most challenging course I have played in northern Michigan. While it is a toughy, especially from the tips, it brings out a carnal instinct in me to play it again because I know that with my new knowledge I can improve my score. The course was in great shape with its bent tees, greens and fairways nicely manicured. The pro indicated that they just lowered the length of the rough, which made a great improvement. Service was also great in the shop. Leave your driver at home and have some fun.
---Golfer Jim, Birmingham, Michigan
Hawktree Golf Course
"Mid-80's golfer"
Hawktree is an extremely beautiful and challenging course. By having four seperate tee box choices, the course is designed for the best golfers right down to the average golfers. Course management is an absolute must. "Risk-Reward" is an understatement. You can find yourself adding several strokes if you get "too gutsy." The design of the course offers beautiful views with challenging holes. It is a little spendy, but you WILL get your money's worth. I recommend it to everybody who swings a stick.
---Rich, Mandan, North Dakota, USA