Leland Michigan Golf Courses

Leland Michigan Golf Courses

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Leland Country Club -- *Great MI Golf*
Review by: Ralph Reahard	Although a short track by modern standards, this classic design will humble even the longest of hitters. What it lacks in length is compensated for with small greens and a tight back nine making this a challenge to golfers of any level. If you're in the area, call up a member, you don't want to miss this gem.
From Richmond, VA

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Leland Country Club --
Review by: Vern	Being a member of the club, I find this to be one of the better tracks in the area, it is not long but it is tight, so it is a challenge to the best of golfers
From Lake Lelanau

Leland Country Club -- *Don't golf here*
Review by: anonymous	I personally do not like this course. The grass is always in bad condition; either too wet and soggy or dry and dead. I never know what too expect when I'm playing here. I also do not like the layout of the course. It is confusing and a bit sketchy. I don't recommend this course.
From Orlando, FL

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Twin Lakes Golf Club
"Hidden Golf Jewel In the Ozarks"
The Twin Lakes Golf Course is an 18 hole par 70 course with tree lined fairways and bentgrass greens. This is a semi-private course opeerated by its over 350 members. The course is open to the public on a daily fee basis. Visitors to the Twin Lakes area find this challenging course a delight. The information provided about this site on golfable.com is dated. The course has experienced significant upgrades in the last few years and provides a challenge for those used to wide open courses. The best place for current information and to view the complete course is to visit their web site at http://www.tlga.org .
---Bill Smith, Cartney, AR
Desert Aire Golf Course
"good course for beginners"
Desert Aire is a good course for beginners to play because it is flat and doesn't offer too much in the way of hazzards to get in the way of an enjoyable round. They also have good deals for junior players.
---Mark Chester, Santa Clarita, CA
Shoshone Golf & Tennis Club
"Outstanding!!!"
Only reason that it isn't 5 stars is cuz it's only 9 holes. Some of the best greens in the inland northwest. You will not always get a flat lie, but you will get a good lie because of excellent maintenance. # 4 is toughest short par3 around cuz of left to right sloping green. Get your birdies early or late cuz holes 3-6 are plenty for most.
---Gary Bailey, Osburn Id USA
San Jose Country Club
"Delightful Donald Ross Challange"
This private course was designed by Donald Ross to be a resort course in the early twentieth century. It was purchased after World War II by locals and formed into a club known as San Jose Golf and Country Club and has been sucessfully maintained as the private club since. It is the home course to many prominent Jacksonville residents. One must be a member or guest to play. It is a par 72. The greens are all adjacent to the tees, so that it can be walked easily. There are water hazards sprinkled throughout the course, which make it a dangerous layout for errant shots. The moderately fast greens are well maintained Burmuda and are sometimes puzzling with rolling configuration. A mature course--kept in excellent shape year-round.
---J.F. Fannin, Jacksonville, FL