Keosauqua Iowa Golf Courses

Keosauqua Iowa Golf Courses

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River View Club -- *River View*
Review by: Anonymous	The course is an easy one, but not in the best shape. The course has two ponds, with the idea of watering the fairways, but there hasn't been enough rain to fill them. Because of the trees in the middle of the fairways, I doubt if No. 2 would even be USDA certified. But it's an OK one. The longest par three I ever played on (245 yards).
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Glynn's Creek Golf Course -- *Great Value*
Review by: Todd Gutknecht	As an avid golfer I've played several public, semi-private and private courses around the country, and in all honesty I would rate Glynn's Creek a tremendous value. The scenery is beautiful with wild deer often visible during a round. For a public course the greens are manicured wonderfully. The staff has always been nothing but first rate whenever I've played there. You truly forget during the round that you are in a County Park and not at a private resort. The course is somewhat narrow and challenging. Lots of trees and few bailout locations. Keep it straight or bring some backup sleeves of golf balls. Otherwise, be prepared to have a lot of fun on one of Iowa's secret golf hideaways.
From Cedar Rapids, IA USA

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Danville Country Club
"Delicious"
I found this course and county club to be quite exciting. The main reason for this was because of one stand out individual. This man was Brad Irle, he introduced me to the realm that is Danville Country Club. Never before have I ever fathomed in any of my wildest, most exotic dreams to see such a plethora of food placed before me. After an enivorating and exciting round Brad and I stopped into the 19th whole to wet our whistles with a tasty tripple Gin and Tonic. I thank you Danville for all the memories I have, and the future visits that I look forward to.
---Nick Kempen, Charleston Illinois
Lancaster Country Club
"HomeTown corse"
The corse is not hard at all but a fun getaway for a sunny afternoon when you have nothin else to do besides play the best sport on earth, and wanna kick back a relax on our nice moderate speed golf carts. Its fun and has a few challenging holes so give it a try. Got to give it three stars cuz its my home course.
---Zakariah Smith, Lancaster,WI USA
Mount Hood Golf Course
"Nice layout"
We actually got lost going to an outing and got directions to this course. Our first time in the Boston area. Nice views on some of the tees. At our age it is too hilly to walk. Overall the conditions were good for a public course.
---Al Smith, Pittsburgh, PA
Flowing Lake Golf Course
"Hitting the Ball at Flowing Lake Golf Course"
If you are up for the drive (depending on traffic, 1-1.5 hrs NE of Seattle), Flowing Lake is a very nice "short" course; there are no par 5s, and you can finish 18 holes in 3 hours. Tucked away in the scenic foothills of the Cascades, on a clear day, some prominent snowy peaks (Pilchuck, White Horse) are visible from several of the fairways. The course is hilly, there is plenty of water (to avoid) and you'll get some exercise "hiking" the 3rd and 12th holes. You'll know you've lived a clean life if your ball doesn't roll all the way back down the hill if you fail to drive the green on those two holes. The 11th is the wildest par three you'll ever play! I've actually t'd off on 11 using a putter - and landed the green!! No sense in me describing it; you have to experience it first hand. FL is low traffic with friendly staff and VERY reasonable greens fees; <$20 for 18 holes. Over the years, I have brought friends & business clients visiting Seattle (from all over the world) out there; never a dissapointment, always enjoyable.
---George Nicholas, Everett, WA