Lewiston New York Golf Courses

Lewiston New York Golf Courses

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Harris Hill Golf Center -- *go to pine meadows instead*
Review by: Jim	This course is terrible. you have to be careful at the tee boxes, or you might get hit with a wayward shot. do not waste your money here- go to pine meadows (the medic) instead.
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Quail Ridge Golf Course
"Great Learning Course"
A very fair, playable course. Gives the novice an opportunity to try their skills without extreme risk. It also will challenge the low handicap golfer with it's terrain and hazard placement. The par 5's are scattered on the course so as to challenge you at the most critical times. Holes 8 through 12 will leave you feeling as though you've run a marathon only to have very delicate par 3's ahead.
---Jason S. Bruce, Joplin, MO
Sugar Isle Golf Country
"My teams home course is Sugar Isle"
I'm on the Tecumseh High School golf team and Sugar Isle is our home course, its one the of the best courses in the area. We play all kinds of courses around this area and from the experiences I've had i think its one of the best. Its fairways are usually in pretty good shape and the greens are always in great shape, its not the best course to play on right after a big rain though because of all the rolling hills it doesnt drain water too well. I'd say its a challenge for the intermediate player and on some days even the advanced.
---Kurtis Triplett, Medway, OH USA
Zionsville Golf Course
"Great for a 9-hole golf fix"
I find ZGC to be a great, local course to get away to for a <2 hour golf fix for nine holes. One has the opportunity to pull out the driver for tee shots on at least four of the holes. Because of the unique layout of holes 1, 5, 7 and 8 you are required to consider length and placement when considering club selection off the tee. Course maintenance has improved over the last couple years, and the greens are in good shape. I enjoy playing there 2-3 times/month from March to November.
---J. Hicks, Indianapolis, IN
Fort Wayne Lodge No. 155 & Golf Course
"The greens are worth the visit"
This is an Elk's Lodge golf course and as such would certainly be easy to overlook, but that would be a mistake. I have lived in the area a long time and never played the course until a local tournament ended up there. While it is for the most part a straight forward course with not a lot of trouble, an errant driver for the day can make it an unpleasant experience as the course can play long and these are not greens you want to be trying to get up and down on all day. The greens alone, however, are worth the trip as they are the truest greens in the area in my opinion. They are quick but fair and will reward a good short game while severely punishing a poor one. One piece of advice is to bring your driver and hit it...often.
---J Reiling, Fort Wayne, IN