Oakgreen Golf Course - Executive Course

Course Reviews

• Delaware Park Course
  "Delaware 2003 review"
  Delaware Park is a great place to learn to play golf because it offers open fairways, well maintained greens, no sand or water. There is hardly ever a bag line. There are 18 holes on relatively flat land. The trees present the only problems as many are in the fairways. The course conditions have shown vast improvement recently , especially in 2003 when new tee boxes were planted and benches were placed at each hole. It compares favorably, I think to the 2 other city courses, Cazenovia and South Park. Those courses offer just 9 holes each. The park setting is beautiful. If you want to practice without being intimidated, this is the place.
  ---Janet, Buffalo, New York
• Raymondville Golf & Country Club
  "playing golf at raymondville,ny"
  golf at raymondville g&cc, is truly an unforgettable experience. the greens are well watered and the bent grass is excellent.there are many challenging holes., the first tee to green is a whopping par 5.with water about 180 yds left.towering trees protect right side, so u must hit a high drive to clear trees. then u have decent chance to get a birdie.7,8 and 9 are long long drives. clubhouse is fantastic
  ---stuart j. hess, sebring florida
• Brooksville Golf & Country Club
  "Fun Course"
  Nice back nine with pretty views of an abandoned rock mine.
  ---Jack Daniels, TN
• Lead Country Club
  "great course"
  LCC is a beautiful course with low green fees, and I have been a member for the last two years. There are challenging holes on the course and with the high altitude one can reach the greens in two or three shots.
  ---Josh Lund, Spearfish, SD USA