Lebanon Kentucky Golf Courses

Lebanon Kentucky Golf Courses

Lebanon Country Club

Featured Golf Course Review:

Lebanon Country Club -- *golfe*
Review by: Anonymous	Its well built course, well kept fairways and greens
From KY

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Big Spring Country Club -- *new course design2004*
Review by: F.Miller	with the redesigned course by R.Trent Jones Jr this course is clearly one of the top 3 courses in Kentucky. You have to play this one, it is hard getting on being a private course.
From Naple, FL USA

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Course Reviews

Wawonowin Country Club
"Hidden jewel"
This course is in the middle of the upper peninsula of Michigan. It is simply the best course I ever played for the money. Quick and true greens were very well maintained (How did they attract such a talented Superintendent). Very challenging holes that do not duplicate themselves. Laid back atmosphere--no pressures!
---Bo Gyaholle, Columbus, Ohio
Mesa Country Club
"course quality"
This golf course is sneaky long, but it is made difficult because the greens won't hold a shot longer than a nine iron, the greens are too small and there is very little space on either side of most of the greens to make a chip shot. This course is much poorer than several public layouts and the membership is both expensive and poorly managed.
---ronald schmidt, Grand Island, ne
Desert Hills Golf Club
"What a golf course should be."
I have played this private course 5-6 times since 1992 and have enjoyed it every time. Recently I played as a guest in a small tournament and the course was in excellent condition. There are 8 other courses in this retirement community, several owned and managed by large course management groups, but they are not in the same class as this one as far as quality is concerned. There are few if any divots on the greens, all players seem to be very conscious of divot repair on the entire course, including the rough, facilities are clean and fresh, clubhouse is pleasant and modern and the staff is great. I have just joined and am thrilled to death with a life-time membership to look forward to!
---Mic, Arizona
Twin Hills Golf Course
"Short and well maintained"
Twin Hills is a short course - 6000 yards according to the card, and even that might be a stretch. The game starts on the greens here; they are among the most difficult in the area because of the undulations. The best holes are the par 3s. The facilities are barebones - no proshop, small and dated clubhouse. No frills golf, but they seem to have course maintenance down to a science.
---Stirge, Rochester, NY