Wooster Ohio Golf Courses

Wooster Ohio Golf Courses

L. C. Boles Memorial Golf Course	Spruce Tree Golf Course
Wooster Country Club

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Wooster Country Club -- *Pretty Nice Place*
Review by: Victor	This course is pretty nice considering it is in the middle of a smaller town. If you ever have a chance to play the Wooster Country Club you should play it. The course doesn't look tough but it can get tricky at times. The dinning is excelent and the people are friendly.
From Clarksburg, WV USA

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Spruce Tree Golf Course -- *Nice course*
Review by: Anonymous	Nicely kept course with friendly workers. Good for beginners. Can be challenging but very fun.
From Wooster,Ohio

Spruce Tree Golf Course -- *this cours is terrible*
Review by: jake buckwalter	Golfing at this course was the worst expierence in my life. the greens are mowed every 3 days and they do not have enough sprinklers. the first hole is a blind shot 200 yards. you cant even see the pin.
From Wooster, OH

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Pine Lake Country Club
"Pine Lake Country Club"
This cousce is very beautiful. The course was carved out of a wooded area so there are plenty of trees. Plenty of wildlife. The course is easy to moderate in difficulty. I give this course a 3 star.
---Tate Button, Eldora, IA
Twin Bridges Golf Club
"Best kept golf secret in central Indiana."
Fun course. Not too difficult but is fun for all levels of golfers. From the back tees is very much a challenge. Is wide open enough to be fun for all golfers. Is made for golf only- no homes or condos to distract from the play.
---Terry Kessinger, Danville, In.
Redland Country Club
"Open and Forgiving - A Fun Course"
Redland is an open and forgiving course with a friendly atmosphere. The course offers 5639-yard forward tees, 6266-yard middle tees and 6613-yard blue tees. Fairways are flat with some gentle sloping. Minor water challenges and some fairway sand. Greens are bunkered and reasonably true (there is some difficulty with grass on the greens but, all in all, not too bad). Members describe this course as a Club in the Country and the ammenities will bring you back time after time. It's a fun place with a challenging golf potential. You'll like it!
---Bob, Miami, FL USA
Hastings Country Club
"Golf in the city"
This course is very demanding with very small greens and very slopped fairways. The toughest hole on the course could be #8 a 400 yard par 4 that plays about 450 straight uphill with a blind view of the green. The other hard hole is #16 Its a dogleg dead-left you only see about 230 yards of the fairway straight ahead but theres a huge tree line along the left and some along the right. You need to carry the ball about 250 over tall thick trees and let your ball run down into the fairway. After that u have a uphill blind green shot from about 175-225 yard shot with a slopped front to back green. This course is a very beautiful course that looks over Hastings and with its new club house its a wonderful course.
---Jake Maltby, Hastings , MN