Leesburg Virginia Golf Courses

Leesburg Virginia Golf Courses

Goose Creek Golf Club	Lansdowne Resort
Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club	River Creek Club
Westpark Golf Club

Featured Golf Course Review:

Goose Creek Golf Club -- *VA Goose Creek Golf Nice*
Review by: Ed Adamko	Played this course again last week, love the layout, open with a par 5 uphill to unseen green. Small greens, need to have nice high shot to stick'em. Par 3's protected by sand. Nice walk.
From Easton, PA

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Goose Creek Golf Club -- *OK Course*
Review by: Anonymous	Overall the course is not too baad. Play time is acceptable and fairways seemed to be in good shape. Greens were a bit rough. I believe #2 was worseas some of the front part of green was torn up and had sand all over it.
From Leesburg, VA

River Creek Club -- *Great Course*
Review by: Rob	Incredible shape, fairways are excellent, greens had just been top dressed with sand, but still rolled true,just a little slow. Great course.
From Leesburg, VA

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Blue Lakes Country Club
"Unreal"
Blue Lakes C.C. is one of the best courses I have played, and I have been all over the country. Deep in the Snake River Canyon, there is not one shot that isnt breath taking. Rob Ellis, has done a great job with his staff, and golf course. If anyone gets the opportunity to play this magnificant course, do not pass it up. I would pay 2ce or 3 times as much to play this course again.
---Dub, Palm Springs , CA USA
Elmwood Country Club
"Magnificent"
This course is quite enjoyable to play. While length is not much of a factor, it plays much tighter than it appears. It is a fun course, and one that will test your risk/reward skills. The course is well developed, and very hilly. I would suggest that you ride while playing this course as well. This course is one that I wouldn't mind playing any day of the week.
---John, Des Moines, IA
Frosty Valley Golf Links
"Frosty Valley"
Frosty Valley is a golf course that gives a feeling of success in all parts of your game. Strategic pin locations give each shot to the green a different spin, and makes even the best person's short game be tested. As for the far hitters, the par 5's here are among far distances and have challenging obsticles just off to the side of the fairways, forcing you to hit with immense precision. The greens have tough breaks in them, making this course exciting and a fun place to visit. Frosty Valley also has a pro shop with a great amount of equipment that will suit any golfer.
---Jeff Straw, Cecil, PA USA
Pine Creek Golf Course
"Golfing guru makes spectacular analysis"
There are too many geese deficating on the fairways. Plus I found there to be only one hole per green. This proves to be much too challenging for novice golfers such as myself. Multiple holes and flags on each green would be a great improvement to your facility. Are the ponds really necessary? By filling them in with dirt it would provide golfers with more hitting surfaces. One tree per hole will suffice, too many trees takes the fun out of the game. Another suggestion would be to eliminate ob and thin all grass. Sand was much too sandy and loose. Doing away with the sand would draw more golfers with superior skills such as myself.
---Brad Still, Hendersonville, TN