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Inn Golf Course, The

3301 Lakeshore Dr
Lake Okoboji, IA 51355
Phone: (712)332-2113Fax: (712)332-2714

This par 3 course is part of a seasonal resort. Amenities include an indoor/outdoor swimming pool, tennis, fishing, an on site marina, and a conference center. The scorecard doesn't show handicaps for individual holes.

Holes: 9

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Bluegrass

Tee Information:
Tee	Par	Yardage	Course Rating	Slope
Ladies'	27	1225
Men's	27	1225

Greens Fees:	$20 or Less
Course Type:	resort
Dress Code:	Shirt and shoes required
Season:	May 15 to Sep 15
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Pines Municipal Golf Course, The
"Tough for it's size"
I'm origianally from Toccoa and have played this golf course many many times. While only a 9 hole course, it is worth the money to play it. It is far less expensive than most golf corses and offers real challenges for even experienced golfers. The terrain is extremely hilly and almost every hole has an extreme change in elavation. The green's are extremely small and very very fast. During the summer the fairways and greens are fairly well manicured although winter play tends to be a little harder on some holes due to a harder fairways from less moisture. Fairways are extemely tight with hundreds of opportunities to lose balls in pine forests and a courseside lake on the last two holes. Overall, not an allstar course but for a quick, challenging, and inexpensive round well worth the time.
---Nick Simons, Atlanta, Ga
St. Clair Shores Country Club
"Great Shape - Slow Play"
I've been playing St. Clair Shores Country Club since 1983. Over the years the quality of the course, ie: fairways, greens and overall layout of the course had improved greatly. It's a fine course to play for all levels. The better golfer may find it a bit short. Most par 4's are in the low to mid 300's. The course is mainly flat, but offers many different obsticles. Plenty of sand makes up for the flat layout. Water also poses problems on several holes. Hole #14, a mid range par three, requires a full carry over water. The main problem with St. Clair Shores Country Club is the SLOW PLAY. The course rangers, while very nice, do not do their job properly. In fact, over the past 20 years, they've gotten progresively worse. So don't expect any help if your stuck behind a group that take's more time than normal. Remeber, it's not a race. At least that's what I tell myself each time I go out to St. Clair Shores Country Club. Needless to say, it gets a bit frustrating at times. In conclusion, the course is maintained quite well. If you can get out on a weekday morning that would be the best time to enjoy your round. The rates are about mid $40's for 18 holes and a cart.
---Mike, St. Clair Shores, MI
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Hillside and Meadowview are generally better than Whispering Pines. Each nine has its own character. Hillside was renovated in 2001. For the low price the courses are pretty good. The fairways are pretty wide, some, but not a lot of trouble, although there are a few very challenging holes on each nine. The ninth on Hillside used to be a par four, so its fun for us duffers to play a par five that we can reach in two evry once in a while. The ninth on Meadowview requires a good drive over water, # 7 is a 192 par three with a green that is not very deep but very wide.The course is kept in pretty good condition yearround. Not much water or sand.
---Bob T, Madison Al USA
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"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