Colonial Country Club

Course Reviews

• Blue Heron Pines
  "First time golfer"
  First course I played since getting into golf, played 11 times. Lots of hazards and had fun playing. Would still be there except 60 par can't help building my handycap. A little costly for a exec course and for a new golfer, for the same or less you can play full 72.
  ---Peter, Punta Gorda FL
• Saint John's Golf Club
  "Don't let the yardage decieve you"
  ALthough it's a short course, this plays very difficult, thanks to the narrow fairways, and smallish, yet undulating greens
  ---Allan Houston, Northville, MI
• Tannehill National Golf Course
  "4 stars"
  Tannehill National has got to be one of the best courses in the state. The fairways this past summer looked better than a lot of greens I've seen. From the back tees the course is near perfect. It is pretty much wide open but, there is a creek that comes into play on several holes and the strategically placed ponds can make you pay for a bad tee shot. The greens are fast but they hold shots and roll true .You just can't find bermuda greens that stay as consistent as theirs do.
  ---David Warren, Bessemer, Alabama
• Temple Hills Country Club - Dogwood/Deer Crest Course
  "Nice"
  This is a great course in tennessee it has a great practice facility. The clubhouse is a little sketchy but not that bad. The course is not very forgiving, so if you shoot 50 or below this a great course to play. Many trees...not that many bunkers and quite a few water hazards in the early spring time it's amazing.
  ---Dean, tennessee