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Quail Crossing Golf Club

529 S State Road 261
Boonville, IN 47601
Phone: (812)897-1247Fax: (812)897-1280

This links-style course was built on rolling terrain, so there will be some uneven lies. The fairways are wide with the front nine being open, while the back is more tree lined. There are sand bunkers on nearly every hole throughout the course, and water hazards come into play on three holes. The greens are large, undulating and generally fast. Hole #5, a 165-yard, par 3, requires a tee shot over water to the green. The same body of water must also be crossed off the tee on hole #9, a 397-yard, par 4.

Holes: 18

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Bermuda Grass

Tee Information:
Tee	Par	Yardage	Course Rating	Slope
Black	71	6758	72.3	126
Blue	71	6343	70.2	123
White	71	6012	68.7	119
Green	0	0	0	0

Greens Fees:	$20-$49
Course Type:	public
Dress Code:	No tank tops or cutoffs
Season:	Open all year
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Course reviews for Quail Crossing Golf Club
Average Golfer Review (3.8 Stars):

Number of Reviews: 4
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Tiger, Oct 23, 2007

reviewer: Ray from Indianapolis

Nice course Not difficult

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Local Favorite, Oct 31, 2004

reviewer: Rick from Rock Hill, SC

Good value for the price. Pretty wide open fairways. Bare in few spots. Tee boxes just OK. Greens slightly bumpy, but recently aerated.

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Good Test, Oct 06, 2004

reviewer: Bob Fleeger from Newburgh,In

This is a course is a good test of golf. Fairways are fairly wide and open but are plenty of fairway traps can get a wayward shot. Greens are large, fast and undulating. #8 hole is par 3 of 130-160 yard but require a good shot because the tee is so elevated, usually 1-2 club difference. Fairways are overseeded in fall so fairways are green year round.

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The Quail, May 30, 2004

reviewer: Randy from Charlotte,NC

Best conditioned and also the layout to go with it that you`ll find in the Evansville area. Its a better course than ECC.

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