Marshall Michigan Golf Courses

Marshall Michigan Golf Courses

Alwyn Downs Golf Course	Marshall Country Club
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Marshall Country Club -- *A Great Private Course*
Review by: Roger Graves	This is a great little private course, that is fun, demanding, but not too tough that the weekend golfer can't enjoy a nice round. It has some of the best kept greens and fairways in this part of Michigan, with lots of wildlife and beautiful views. It is relatively flat, but still a fun course to play, with no tee times necessary. A good buy for the money.
From Marshall, MI

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Epworth Heights Golf Course -- *A great place to learn the game*
Review by: Gordon Risk	The Epworth Heights Golf Course is a great place for youngsters to learn how to play golf. The course is perfect for kids - just the right mix of long and short holes that make it playable but challenging. Adults also can have a lot of fun on this course - it requires straight tee shots a solid short game.
From Topeka, KS

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Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course
"Great views!"
This is a very nice course. The holes along the ocean are nice and relaxing. It is not to difficult and makes for a great outing, especially for those who have a higher than average handicapp.
---Sam Lopez, Tokyo, Japan
Kokopelli Golf Course
"WOW, WHAT A COURSE!!!!!!!"
I have never putted on such undulating greens in my life, this course gave me fits.... I had never played here so I didnt know what I was in for, really tough course if your not familiar with it.... I crushed a drive on one hole, dont rememeber which one but I thought I hit at least a 300yd drive, well I did but it landed in a pond on the other side of a sloping fairway. Never knew the the water was there.... you cant see it from the tee box... (very sneaky). just one of the great holes on this gem....if you want some putting practice, then this your course.... go for it....
---Dean Buffoni, Danbury, CT
Fairlawn Country Club
"North East Ohio's best"
The course at Fairlawn Country club provides its players and guests with an opportunity to really test their skills. It is a very mature, relatively short, but engaging eighteen holes of golf. With a little patience, and a smart approach, this course can be very rewarding
---Nick Gallucci, Williamstown, MA USA
Chantilly National Golf & Country Club
"Ball Striker's Course"
Chantilly is fairly open and forgiving -- wide fairways and large greens. But due to its length you cannot bump it around. Unless you play the women's or seniors tees, you actually need to HIT the ball to get around in a decent score. No sculling it off the tee and still having a decent shot at the green here. Even off the white tees, most players need to hit driver on 12 or 13 holes. The combination makes this rather traditional track a fair test. The turf conditions and greens are generally quite good. But the tee boxes could use work, and there are drainage problems on a few holes. This is not the most visually stunning track you will ever play. No dramatic dog legs or elevation changes. BUT it is a great walker's course. Fairly level, with greens and tees close together. Old style.
---Bob S., Virginia