Course reviews
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Darren Gollon
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August 25, 2011
The new sledding hill being built in the middle of the course has made things muddy. Really windy being next to the river. A few challenging holes mixed in with wide open straight holes.
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Kevin McIntosh
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August 11, 2013
It's a pretty long course with mostly open holes, great for developing your long arm. Not too much variety, like tight and technical shots. Grass was cut nice and short, well maintained fairways. Good use of elevation and some sloping fairways and greens. Great cement tee pads for both White and Blue tees. Overall, great course and had a lot of fun there.
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Todd Lee
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November 25, 2013
Course plays as a "different" type course almost everytime you play it...WITHOUT GIMMICKS! Challenges include wind (breeze frome the east off of the Niagara River can be a challenge), elevation, trees, distance and slope. Think it is getting too easy...move to the blue tees... that, by the way...are concrete padded (as are the whites) so a sure footed drive is a given. Course is marked well with a good traffic pattern for ease of navigation...Beautiful scenery and a well manicured course make this a must play.
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Floyd Sherrod
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May 5, 2015
Mostly open course with clear paths and uninteresting choices. Par signs need updating as they are too high for many holes.
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Michael Walline
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June 3, 2016
Groomed beautifully. Wind is an issue closer to the water, but it's part of the game. A great course to practice longer throws. Watch out for poison ivy if you throw into the brush.
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John OKeefe
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June 19, 2016
Great course. Some challenging holes. Big park at Beaver Island allows the course to be away from most picnic areas. Some challenging holes. Great tee pads and well marked. Bugs are crazy annoying later afternoon in the summer though, so be ready.
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Lauren K
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August 17, 2016
This course is my favorite in the wny area. Open shots and some in the woods. Many out of bounds to avoid nesting birds. From Memorial day to labor day there is a fee of $7 to enter the park. If you get there before 8am, or after 5pm the attendant is normally not there and you can enter for free. The park and the course are the most well maintained in the area. Bathrooms are available at the start and halfway points, course ends close to where you begin with no overlapping. Strong winds are comm ...
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Jessica Weaver
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August 1, 2019
First time ever playing. Well populated area but others were friendly or kept to themselves. Had a young guest with me so we did an abridged game to test it out. Due to all the rain a little swampy. Clearly labeled tees with signage and garbage cans; only negative was there wasn't a marker for the shorter tees
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Michael Galligano
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December 28, 2020
The design of this course is great. Players should check these things before going.
1) Rained in the past week. This course gets flooded all the time.
2) Wind: Always windy. Calm for Beaver Island is windy everywhere else.
3) If in the summer, ticks are here. I have found ticks on me twice going to this course (I am not that bad...)
Ideal conditions this is course is an A- in my book, but that rarely happens in my 20+ times going here. Almost had my first Ace here as well, hit the chains and popped out on 16.
1) Rained in the past week. This course gets flooded all the time.
2) Wind: Always windy. Calm for Beaver Island is windy everywhere else.
3) If in the summer, ticks are here. I have found ticks on me twice going to this course (I am not that bad...)
Ideal conditions this is course is an A- in my book, but that rarely happens in my 20+ times going here. Almost had my first Ace here as well, hit the chains and popped out on 16.
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John Marranca Jr
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October 27, 2015
I played this course for the first time on 10/26/2015 alone, and I loved it. Some holes are Par 5, that honestly shouldn't be. Fun when it's dry, but can be a little muddy.
