Rome Georgia Golf Courses

Rome Georgia Golf Courses

Callier Springs Country Club	Coosa Country Club
Horseleg Plantation Country Club	Kraftsmen's Club
Roman Country Club	Stonebridge Golf Club

Featured Golf Course Review:

Stonebridge Golf Club -- *Grip it & rip it*
Review by: JW	Nice lay out. Wide fairways and soft greens. Just grip it and rip it. If you like nature you'll love it. In three visits the least number of deer I've seen on the course was a dozen. You can drive right up to them in your cart.
From Rome, GA USA

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Callier Springs Country Club -- *Take out the "semi-" part...*
Review by: Michael	Callier Springs is now a totally private club. Don't worry though - it wasn't a good course to begin with.
From Atlanta, GA

Roman Country Club -- *Tough course*
Review by: Anonymous	This is a tough course. It's even tougher to find because it doesn't exist anymore.
From Rome, GA

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Moravian Hills Country Club
"A DANDY CLOSE TO HOME"
A GOOD TEST OF GOLF. NOT MANY STRAIGHT HOLES. REQUIRES MOVING BALL RIGHT TO LEFT AND LEFT TO RIGHT. AND WATCH OUT FOR THOSE +200 YARD PAR THREE'S
---HARRY UREN, EASTPOINTE MICHIGAN
Knob Hill Golf Course
"One of the better ones around"
Nicely maintained, well conditioned course. A little short from the whites, and perhaps a little long from the championship tees for the average golfer. Water comes into play on many holes, as does out of bounds. Greens are medium sized and fairly flat, but several have devilish breaks. Holes seven and eight can make or break your round, and when playing into the wind, the eighteenth is as tough a finishing hole as there is in the area. There has been talk about going private for several years, but it appears as if it will happen sometime in 2004, so if you have the opportunity to play, do it soon!!
---GolfWhack, Central New Jersey
Greensboro Country Club
"Great Course"
Great course, provides a high level of skill. I recommend that everyone come play. The scenery is beautiful with lots of nice houses. The Director of Golf there is great and provides for all the golfer's needs. 5 stars for Greensboro Country Club
---William Barefoot, Greensboro, NC 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