Kimball Minnesota Golf Courses

Kimball Minnesota Golf Courses

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Kimball Golf Club -- *Kimball Colf Club, Kimball, MN*
Review by: TEEbo	The Kimball Golf Club is another club in outstate Minnesota that should be put on your list to play. The course is very hilly with tree lined fairways on many of the holes. The greens are medium to large sized and do not give away to many putts. I believe number nine drops into a ravine like approach to the green which is very surprising when you get there. A challenging hole for any golfer. I played the course in the fall and it was gorgeous as the trees were turning and it made the fairways even more picturesque. Pricing is very attractive as ranges in the 20-40 dollar class depending if you walk the course or not. If you walk be sure you are in good shape, it is hilly. The clubhouse is on the small side but the staff are very friendly and extremely helpful.
From Minneapolis, MN

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Minnesota Valley Country Club -- *Approach shots are key at this course*
Review by: Mark	The course is well tended and most players seem to walk, which is best for golf. The key to play well at this course is to be careful in your shot selection to the greens. There is a good amount of slope and speed on the greens, so the more precise, the better. All golf at this place, but it also has an attractive club house and a good practice facility.
From Cincinnati, Ohio

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Hillcrest Golf Club
"Shape your game"
I grew up the area playing this course weekly for many years.I shaped my game at this little gem. Sixteen years later I play golf in Austin and work with a team of middle school golfers. As for Hilcrest...The first 3 holes are par 3s.(W/9,5/6, W/SW) They added some water to number one and moved the tee years ago. It puts a whole new spin on number one. People are less likely to hit the cars in the parking lot and/or Mr. Wilson's house too. Huge pines could save your ball from a feild(now the driving range) on the left if you are hooker.People teeing off on number eight and on 7's green also come in to play for some bad slicers. Three had a huge Oak that came into play for high wedges coming in from the left side. Water fountain at 4 was nice In July and august. Number 4 is a ~310yard par 4. Little ditch running accross about 270? made many people lay-up. Eagleable on many days. Another par 3 follows a treeline for Hole 5 and then my favorite par 4 is next. Over a wide lake...that eats up every bad slice for righties. Another eagleable ~300yarder. The lake has nice size bass in it too. Seven is the only par 5, a dogleg to the right. Eight is a par 4 with a huge ditch eating drives by the minute. And we end with a par 4, left dogleg that is reachable with a crush over the corner. Lights added make night golf fun! Drving range is huge so you have plenty of swing room.
---edwest, Austin, Texas
Flossmoor Country Club
"Old School"
If you get a chance to play on FCC don't miss it! The par 4s are some of the hardest in all of Chicago (much less the U.S.)
---JD, Honolulu
Myers Park Country Club
"Great course"
This is an Fantastic course. Everybody should play here one time or another!
---Bobby, France, Paris
Carper's Valley Golf Club
"local and enjoyable"
Although an older course it has improved with age and with the rainy season last year (2002) the greens are fuller. A range is available and I try to get the most of my short game with the putting green. The back nine brings you up next to the airport but the single engine planes are not loud and are enjoyable to watch landing as your partner tries to keep up your great shot.
---David, Winchester, VA