Lincoln Park Golf Course – Grand Junction, CO
Four score and seven shots ago, our architect brought forth upon this barren land, a new course, conceived in difficulty, and dedicated to the proposition that all golfers are created…
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King City Golf Course – King City, OR
Ready…set…go…and we’re off. Our tee time is 4:40pm and sunset is 6:18pm…you do the math. We tried to walk on around noon but the course was booked until late in…
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Deer Park Golf Course – Deer Lodge, MT
So where are they? They have to be here somewhere, right? We played nine holes and no evidence of them. This has to be bordering on false advertising. Deer Park Golf Course; Deer Lodge…
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Meadowlawn Golf Course – Salem, OR
Welcome to the 4th stop on the Oregon/Washington, Always Time for 9/McMenamins, Golf/Beer Trail. We were supposed to play Evergreen GC in Mount Angel, but a men’s club outing pushed us…
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Oxford Valley Golf Course – Fairless Hills, PA
Welcome back The greens were your ticket out Welcome back To the same old place that you golfed about Well, the names have all changed Since you hung around But those greens have remained And…
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Journey’s End Golf Course – Shelley, ID
Journey’s End Golf Course – Congratulations are in order. We finally made it…or did we? Is this the end of our quest to find the perfect 9-hole course? Is this the…
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Buena Vista Golf Course – DeKalb, IL
Buena Vista Golf Course plays to a par 32; my score was 44. You read that correctly – 44. Here are my excuses: I had a redeye flight into Chicago that arrived…
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Tucker Oaks Golf Course – Redding, CA
It was the beginning of our newest adventure – Golfing with the Cartwrights and dining with the Donner Party. It was my pitstop from Bend, OR to Reno, NV on my way…
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The Links at Kiley Ranch – Sparks, NV
It was perfect! Not the course but the reason we were here. My priors day round was so bad, I needed a place to rediscover my disappearing iron game. I found…
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Falcon Crest Golf Club (Robin Hood Course) – Kuna, ID
After driving six hours across “no-man’s” land in eastern Oregon, all we wanted to do was to get out and stretch our legs. A 9-hole golf course seemed like a…
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