Lake Miltona Golf Club

Course Reviews

• Twin Hills Golf Course
  "Short and well maintained"
  Twin Hills is a short course - 6000 yards according to the card, and even that might be a stretch. The game starts on the greens here; they are among the most difficult in the area because of the undulations. The best holes are the par 3s. The facilities are barebones - no proshop, small and dated clubhouse. No frills golf, but they seem to have course maintenance down to a science.
  ---Stirge, Rochester, NY
• Ridgeview Golf Club
  "goat hill"
  it's an extra large pitch and putt course
  ---bob influenza, smyrna, mi
• Midland Hills Country Club
  "Cross-country skiing"
  I find this course to be great for convenient cross country skiing during the winter. We are particularly blessed with great snow this year to make this possible.
  ---Joe, Roseville
• Tom Mitchell's Golf Gridiron
  "Nice Backyard Course"
  Their fairways are like my front yard grass, the greens are slow as molasses and the tee boxes look like a dog did them in. There are no twilight prices and no off season prices. The course is made up of mainly par 3's and 4's. All 18 is fun if you like to play the same holes over again. My advice play the back 9 because it is a lot more challenging. Nice course to kick back a few. The bright side is there carts are $5 but you might as well walk and get your moneys worth. But overall it is a prime course for someone learning to golf. But as Ferhty would say "There's no flys on that one", does not pertain to this course.
  ---Brett Bengerstein, Baltimore, MD