Memphis Missouri Golf Courses

Memphis Missouri Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Timber Ridge Golf Course -- *well maintained rural course*
Review by: Anonymous	This is a nice 9-hole course in rural NE Missouri. The course is well maintained and the locals who play there are friendly to out-of-towners. The local town has a great steakhouse (Keith's) when you're done with your game.
From California USA

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Timber Ridge Golf Course -- *BOB NEWMAN*
Review by: TODD MCDONALD	BOB NEWMAN SHOULD TURN PRO
From GILBERT AZ

Timber Ridge Golf Course -- *Pleasant*
Review by: Anonymous	Nice little course to play, surrounded by trees and water. Makes for a pleasant day to play as long as the greens aren't dried to the point that they have become sand. Green maintenance should become a priority in hot weather.
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Course Reviews

Circlestone Country Club
"Circlestone - a player friendly experience"
Circlestone is situated in a beautiful country setting, just outside of Adel, GA. This course features wonderfully challenging play for all levels. Mid to high handicappers will find this course friendly enough to allow fun play, while low handicappers will be challenged enough so that they don't walk away feeling gipped out of their green fees. The course is always well maintained, and features a friendly and courteous staff in the pro shop.
---Rev. Devin Schultz, Valdosta, GA
Sandy Hollow Golf Course
"Great Old Course"
This course is beautiful all times of year. Mostly in the fall with all the different colors!!
---Erik Anderson, Tucson
Lake Arrowhead Country Club
"Too bad it's private"
This is a very nice course and its quite a shame it's private. It is located in a dense forest with trees lining most all of the fairways. The course, being in the mountains, is very hilly and there are some dramatic elevation changes on the back nine. It is closed until april 2004 so you can sneak on if you are that kind of person, but be prepared to deal with subpar conditions and no flagsticks to mark the hole. If you do sneak on I recomend you play the four holes that are seperated from the rest of the course because the guys don't ussually patrol there. The signature hole, the 15th or "The Monster," is the most difficult hole I've ever played. You drive from an elevated tee through a narrow valley onto a fairway that is only about 25 yards wide. Then you must hit your second shot completly blind up a steep hill to a difficult green. This is the hole where Michael Jordan was ubducted by the movie "Space Jam". If you play in the winter, be prepared for the 40 degree temperatures that are the norm and possible snow and ice coming into play. Above all, I recomend playing this course if you have a friend with a membership but unless you are a millionare, you can't afford a membership.
---Geoff Levy, Lake Arrowhead, CA USA
Flowing Lake Golf Course
"Hitting the Ball at Flowing Lake Golf Course"
If you are up for the drive (depending on traffic, 1-1.5 hrs NE of Seattle), Flowing Lake is a very nice "short" course; there are no par 5s, and you can finish 18 holes in 3 hours. Tucked away in the scenic foothills of the Cascades, on a clear day, some prominent snowy peaks (Pilchuck, White Horse) are visible from several of the fairways. The course is hilly, there is plenty of water (to avoid) and you'll get some exercise "hiking" the 3rd and 12th holes. You'll know you've lived a clean life if your ball doesn't roll all the way back down the hill if you fail to drive the green on those two holes. The 11th is the wildest par three you'll ever play! I've actually t'd off on 11 using a putter - and landed the green!! No sense in me describing it; you have to experience it first hand. FL is low traffic with friendly staff and VERY reasonable greens fees; <$20 for 18 holes. Over the years, I have brought friends & business clients visiting Seattle (from all over the world) out there; never a dissapointment, always enjoyable.
---George Nicholas, Everett, WA