Versailles Missouri Golf Courses

Versailles Missouri Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Rolling Hills Country Club -- *Great Course*
Review by: A.J. Wahlquist	Rolling Hills is one of a kind. I feel that it might be over looked by visitors of the Lake of the Ozarks. If you are visiting the area, I would highly reccommend you play Rolling Hills. Greens fees are very reasonable and it competes well in both length and difficulty with courses around the lake. You will have a ball and be challenged probably even more than any other golf coure in Central Missouri.
From Monett, Mo.

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Raintree Country Club -- *Amateur Golfer's take*
Review by: Anonymous	Many par 3's that are attainable in 3 strokes, a lot of hills and beautiful scenery. In a rural setting, so it's rarely crowded. Not a particularly challenging course, but a fun course where I never felt pressured.
From Hillsboro, MO

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Course Reviews

Charlotte National Golf Course
"Good course"
Good course that offers beauty (no houses) and challenge!
---Jonesy, Indian Trail, NC
Watertown Country Club
"Midwestern Gem"
Beautiful...challenging...extremely well-groomed country club.
---Matt Siegle, Minnesota
Stevens Park Golf Course
"Classic Muny"
Stevens is only a few minutes from downtown. It's in a beautiful area and has some scenic views of Dallas. It's a classic muny and a good course to walk. There are many challenging holes and there are some very easy holes. Number 2 is a very short par 4 and is reachable from all of the tees. Number 12 is a short par 5 dog leg that is reachable in 2 but there are many well placed trees and an elevated green with a mean slope and you'll be happy if you get your 5. There are a few holes where you can hit your drive as far as you can but most take some strategy off the tee. On 17 you can hit 220 yards straight away or 140 yards to the right side of the fairway and both will leave an open short iron shot to the green... if you avoid two beautiful oaks and a wide creek on that tee shot. The par 3's are gorgeous and the two on the back are included in the 3 hardest on the back nine handicap chart. Stevens Park is a favorite, great taquitos in the snack bar too.
---John Meiners, Dallas
Links at Sunset Ridge
"Gary's Review"
I have to admit that I have been a charter member since it opened about 5 years ago. It is a very pretty course and the greens and fairways are maintained in excellent condition. Indeed you can use every club in your bag during an 18 hole round. Fairways range from relatively flat to uphill or down hill. The greens are some what undulating such that an approach shot or chip close to the pin is rewarded while a shot further away typically will require at least a two put to get it in. So far a few sand traps have been installed with probably more to come. During the peak season the tees suffer some what from heavy member play and frequent tournaments. The restaurant has excellent meals especially on Friday and Saturday nights or for booked events. The staff are very friendly and ready and willing to assist in any way they can. The carts have GPS locator systems built into them (the 1st. in Central New York I believe) which enable you to electronically record your score, know your yardage at all times from the cart to the pin, and even to order refreshments at the turn. Try out the course. You will be pleasantly surprised.
---Gary Gates, Marcellus, NY