Salisbury North Carolina Golf Courses

Salisbury North Carolina Golf Courses

Corbin Hills Golf Course	Country Club of Salisbury
Crescent Golf Club	Foxwood Golf Club
McCanless Golf Club

Featured Golf Course Review:

Foxwood Golf Club -- *CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT*
Review by: THOMAS TALBERT	HOLE DESIGN IS QUITE GOOD. COURSE CONDITIONS ARE CHANGING ALMOST ON A DAILY BASIS. PUTTING SURFACES WERE VERY POOR. RESODDING AND CONSTANT ATTENTION IS BRINGING THESE BACK TO VERY PLAYABLE CONDITIONS. WELL ON THE WAY TO BEING A VERY NICE COURSE.
From ROCKWELL NC

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Caswell Pines Golf Club -- *great course for the money*
Review by: john statter	it was the best $30.00 (week-end rate, mind you) i have ever played. tee to green the course was in remarkable shape, though the greens could have been a little quiker. i would recomend it over any of the other courses i have played in the area, even at much higher greens fees.
From richmond, va

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Antelope Hills Golf Course
"Diamond in the rough"
In July, 2003 I had the chance to try out this little 9 hole course and I was very satisfied with my experience. The fairways were in tremendous condition and the greens offered a perfect putting surface. We could hear the coyotes howling as we started our round in the morning. The peacefulness alone (my wife and I were the only people on the course) was worth the price of green fees. The green fees, by the way, are very reasonable. The scenery from the first tee is spectacular, especially if you glance to the west. If you're looking for a tough challenge, this isn't the course for you. The course is not too challenging but is a perfect stop if you're a beginner or coming out of Yellowstone and want to just relax on the course. It's very wide open so you shouldn't lose any balls. My wife is a beginner golfer and had a very enjoyable round. Everything is well-maintained and we found the staff to be courteous and friendly. I plan on returning to play this course again and I highly recommend you give it a try. Definitely a course to walk (not ride) to get the full enjoyment.
---Jimme Rock, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
River Oaks Golf Course
"Great little par 3 course"
This is a fantastic par 3 course for the money. The top nine is all par 3 with a great chance to work on the irons and putts. Water is present but not a threat for a straight drive. The bottom starts with an awesome par 4 that tees off from the hill behind the clubhouse. Reachable with a driver and accuracy. More water on the bottom nine that could cause some lost balls if you are not on your game. Greens are more than fair. Not to fast but depending on weather can be faster than they look. No sand around the holes and hopefully that will change in the future. I use this course frequently for training as well as a quick round of golf without the hassel of a larger course. The driving range is very well kept and the price for a bucket is the cheapest in town that I know of. The practice green is fantastic and allows for many different approaches to a hole to be practiced. The pro shop stocks many items including a complete PING fitting area. Refeshments, including soft drinks, food, and beer are avaialable at a cost designed to leave you money to come back and play another day. This course is a proud sponser of youth golf as well as senior golf. Very family oriented.
---Herman, Waterford, CA
Pine Valley Golf Club - Pine Valley Course
"Heaven on Earth"
Compared with your first round of golf through the pearly gates with St. Peter, you shall find Pine Valley just as good, but with the added advantage you can return home at the end of your day. An "out of this world experience", not to be missed should you get the appropriate tap on the shoulder.
---scratch, U.K.
Hickory Hills Country Club
"Childhood Memory"
I have grown up visitng my grandparents in Springfield and playing golf with my grandpa at Hickory Hills Country Club. I have many memories of learning to play on its 18 holes. For the uneducated, this is a very old and historic course in the Ozarks. It is also where the late Payne Stuart grew up. Sure, there might be newer and flashier courses, but HH is a very good and challenging course with a family feel and warmth to it.
---Matt, St. Louis, MO