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| Byron Hills Golf Course -- Byron Hills, What day is it? |
| Review by: John Bailey |
Depending on the day, Byron Hills can either offer a pleasant diversion for a summer day, or the golf equivalent of World War III. The character of the course changes dramatically depending on Pin and Tee placements. Hole #5 is a perfect example of this phenomenon. If the pin is placed in the middle to back of the green, it is very approachable and in some locations, the ball will collect near the hole. If the pin is placed in the front, it is nearly impossible to putt and keep the ball on the green if you are above the hole. When the summer heat hits, the greens become very firm, lightening fast and the nearly impossible becomes the absolutely impossible.
The staff is friendly and courteous. The course is kept in excellent condition and the carts are mint.
To sum up, the course provides an excellent test of shot making and course management, with plenty of opportunity to play the "Risk/Reward" game thrown in as a bonus. I enjoy Byron Hills very much and you probably will also. |
| From Bettendorf, IA |
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| University of Illinois Golf Course - Blue Course -- Blue Course improvements |
| Review by: Jeff Graham |
After playing at the Orange and Blue Courses for years now I would say come and play these courses for the following reasons.
1. The course has never been kept as good as it is
now. Bunkers have been rebuilt and quality
sand added.
2. Service is great from the clubhouse to the
starter. They will make every effort to
accomodate your needs.
3. Cost. You will not find any better golf for
the price. |
| From Champaign, IL |
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