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Meadowbrook Golf & Country Club -- *Awesome*
Review by: C P Dodd	One of the best 9 hole courses I have ever played. It has some hazards and great landscaping to help it set itself apart from other courses. The greens are fast and the fairways are long! I enjoyed the course more than most 18's.
From Jennings, LA USA

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Glenkerry Golf Course
"Good course to teach your kids"
This is a good course to teach tour kids how to golf, because it is a moderately short course. I took my 8 year old son golfing there, and he shot a 58! Not too bad for his first time out, and he had a blast!We have been back twice and can't wait for sping to go again.
---Brian Murray, Rockford, MI USA
Wianno Club
"What a day"
Golfing at the Wianno club was a time I will never forget. Some of the holes look out over the ocean and you can smell that mazing sea breaze while playing. I recommend it to anyone who loves the ocean and loves to play golf.
---Kelly, Brewster, NY USA
Savannah Golf Club, The
"Deceptively Challenging"
Although relatively short in length, the Savannah Golf Club is a typical Donald Ross design in that it demands use of all clubs in your bag and the ability to shape shots. The greens are generally small, slope up from front to rear, and can be very slick. Shots ending above the hole can easily turn into 3-putts. All of the par-5's are reachable in two shots to low-handicap, long hitters, but more birdies on these holes generally result from well-placed 1st and 2nd shots and agressive 3rd shot sand wedges. Holes 1, 2, 4, and 6 are demanding par-4's that most good golfers are happy to score par on. There is only 1 par-5 on the front and 3 on the back, and the par-4's on the back are also less demanding, making the inward 9 at least 3 or 4 strokes easier than the front side. Low-handicappers can expect a minimum of 4 or 5 birdies in a good round, but bogies and double-bogies can sneak up and bite you on even the most seemingly benign holes. Finally, there are many good players and the members here can expect to play their round in less than 4 hours.
---Joel Crisler, Savannah, GA, USA
Gleneagle Golf Course
"gleneagle review"
A short, (6100 back tee), course that challenges golfers in all parts of the game. OB, hazards, waters come into play of the tee. Tree lined fairways encourage straight shots. Greens are guarded by bunkers. Some greens are extremely long and flat while others have ridges. Both elements combine to reward accurate approach shots. The very long par three's that require mid irons challenges the long game. Only draw back is that it's not very well maintained in the winter. In the summer a good test of public golf.
---kevin odum, redmond wa