Sheridan Wyoming Golf Courses

Sheridan Wyoming Golf Courses

Kendrick Golf Course	Powder Horn Ranch & Golf Club, The
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Featured Golf Course Review:

Powder Horn Ranch & Golf Club, The -- *Visiting Golfer*
Review by: Jayson	The view of the Big Horn mountains and the wondering streams make this course a must for anyone who is in the Norther Wyoming area. The layout is outstanding and the people very friendly. Do yourself a favor and visit this jewel.
From Indiana

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White Mountain Golf Course -- *Golf Man*
Review by: Anonymous	This course is an excellent public course. It has some dificult holes and is well maintained.
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Los Angeles Royal Vista Golf Club - North/South Course
"Good starter course"
I began playing Royal Vista in High School because that is where my high school team practiced. It's a good course to get started on, but if you're looking for a more elegant golf course where only exclusive golfers are, this may not be the one for you.
---Golf Junkie, La Puente, CA USA
Bear Creek Country Club
"Bear Creek very pleasureable course to play for the experience"
Bear Creek is a very pleasureable course to play. To the unexperienced golfer it may appear difficult, and it is. Bear Creek is one of the hardest courses in Washington. Surrounded by beautiful homes and beautiful mountain views it is not only a challenging course but a scenic one.After living in the commnunity for several years take it from someone who knows, BEar Creek is the way to go!
---Christie Chesebrough, Woodinville, WA
Crow Valley Golf Club
"WOW"
It may not be the most spectacular looking golf course, but you will not find a course that is kept in better condition all year round. Greens are the truest (and quickest) greens I've ever played.
---Anonymous, Anonymous
Commonwealth National Golf Club
"Great track"
I love this course. Have probably played it as a guest about 8 times and every time I'm done, I can't wait to get back. Played it 2x last summer ('03), when there was a lot of rain out East, and despite that, still enjoyed it. Fairways are among the best conditioned I've ever seen. Greens are in great shape-- and not too big, so you get a lot of makeable putts, but there are a lot of subtleties to them. As for the layout, get your pars and birdies on the front 9 because the back is brutal. One is a straight out Par 5 and you think "this isn't too bad". Get off the tee straight on two. Four is a very good hole. 6 is a sneaky tough par4 dogleg left, and nine is a 450 yard par 4 (blue tees) that gets you geared up for the back. Not a bad hole on the back nine, plus it takes you out of the holes that wind through office buildings and puts you into wetlands. A lot of carry. Par 10-12 and you are ready for 13, a long par 4 with a 2nd shot carry to a green that is impossible to it and impossible to putt. The member I play with is a 5 handicap and he always says--"take your bogey and smile". 14-17 are no gimmes and 18 is a par 4 that demands a 250 yard tee shot, but this leaves you a 170-200 yard uphill approach from a downhill lie to a green that has more break than any other on the course. Clubhouse is nice, but doesn't seem big enough. I've been there on Summer Friday's and it always seems like they need more space. Food is awesome though.
---Neil, Arlington, VA USA