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Here's what a golfer from Jacksonville Florida had to say about Atlantis Country Club:

From the moment I stepped out of my car there was someone getting my clubs for me, driving me to the pro shop, and directing me to all the amenities I needed to use. The course was in great shape and looked and played like a beautiful northern course.

Probably the best in South Florida and much better then up here in JAX.

Had a great pancake breakfast in there snack shop, bought some shirts with help from a nice young gentleman, and had probably the best prime rib I have ever had for dinner in their restaurant.
5/5 Stars

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My wife and I spent the week in Arizona. We had never been to Arizona before and let me say, I will be back. We played 3 other courses in the Scottsdale area that were all very nice but there is something about Copper Canyon that I simply loved. The fairways were perfect, the greens were perfect and the course was a pleasure to play.

Unfortunately they do not have GPS on the carts like most other courses of similar greens fees. Also, the course and the area of town it is in is brand new. Given a few years to grow this place will be amazing.

My biggest suggestion to anyone interested in playing there is this: DON'T TRY TO GET DRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM MAPQUEST OR GOOGLE MAPS. They are not on there. The directions I got from google led me into a neighborhood in Phoenix. Then I got directions from my ATT cellular service which led me to the correct town but the wrong side of the HUGE mountain in the middle of the town. Then I called the course and got the correct directions.

They are off Bell Rd, 12 miles from RT 303. If you have a map and can find that location, you'll find the place. After 2 1/2hrs of driving all over Arizona, I found it too. Hahaha tee time to ensure the best chance of completing 36 holes.

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Summary:
NORTH COURSE
An outstanding low-profile design that blends naturally and effortlessly into its environs, the North course is an absolute joy to play. Wide fairways, intelligent bunkering, and subtle greens combine to create strategic decisions on every hole. Rough is virtually nonexistent as an expansive fairway cut surrounds each green to give players the freedom to choose from multiple recovery options. The bunkers are simply works of art – from ragged-edged greenside pits to fairway scrapes that fade seamlessly into the desert scrub. Conditions were perfect, from velvety smooth greens to the gorgeous overseeded fairways. It is an easy walk with minimal distance between holes. Morning pace was refreshingly brisk, completing play in 3:45.

SOUTH COURSE
A more traditional layout than the North course, the South course may look more comforting to northern visitors, with grassy areas and mature deciduous trees framing most holes instead of desert scrub. The greens are generally built up higher, therefore the greenside bunkers tend to be deeper with higher sand faces. The bunkers have a more manicured style than on the North course, and a short cut of rough surrounds most greens. Water hazards are employed on three holes, whereas the North is completely dry. The strategic challenges are less subtle than on the North, which may make it easier for the one-time visitor to appreciate. Afternoon pace was reasonable, around 4:15. Both courses provide a memorable round; choosing a favorite 18 probably comes down to personal preference for aesthetics and style.

Customer Service:
Troon Golf service is unsurpassed: as walkers, they shuttled us to #2 tee to shotgun start after a frost delay, were waiting at #18 to shuttle us over to #1 to complete the round, then waited behind #1 green to return us to the clubhouse. They were very flexible with my desire to play 36 holes, even informing me during my morning round of a slight adjustment for my afternoon.

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Here's what one golfer had to say about the Charonneau Golf Course:

Beautifully cared-for executive course, amidst an adult residential development. Short, but challenging. Three distinctly seperate nine hole courses. Immaculate from tee to green. Large sloping greens produce a true breaking ball, adding to the test. Numerous green side bunkers and water hazards lend to the fun and challenge.

Customer Service:
Good. Never had any difficulty in this regard.
4/5 Stars

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Here's what one golfer had to say about Arrowhead Golf Course in Colorado:

I read the reviews and decided to test the conditions this year (2006). I played in late June and the course was superb. The views are breathtaking and the greens were in great shape. I talked with their GM who mentioned some winter kill earlier in the season, but they overcame the rough conditions with flying colors. As for the pricing, the peak rate was $135 but after a little research I found coupons on the internet and played for $79. The course also offers variable rates throughout the day, $99 after 11 and a steal for $39 after five. All in all, I had a great experience that will not be soon forgotten. I recommend Arrowhead for all golfers, but especially for those seeking great golf with even greater views.

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Here's what one golfer had to say about Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix:

PHOENIX, Ariz. - At first, the sign comes off as a joke. Then you think about it for a second and ... well, you're not going to be the one who disobeys it in some unofficial test.

"Enter This Gate And You Will Be Killed," it reads, simply and coldly.

Hey, who wants to turn out like those college kids from a bad horror movie who escape a rollercoaster collision or similar improbable disaster and end up having Death chase after them for 90 full minutes - give or take a preview? Why don't you go ahead and stick a toe in?

"I guess you don't want your golf ball ending up there," my playing partner, Darren Janke, says with a laugh.

The sign threatening death may be the last surprise on the Arizona Biltmore Links Course, but it's hardly the only one. This Bill Johnson design is packed full of drama and a definite theatrical flair. Which is about the last thing most people expect from the Arizona Biltmore Resort - a storied place known for hosting presidents - or the golf club that features old black and white photographs of figures like Teddy Roosevelt on the front of its Web site.

Only Biltmore's Links Course doesn't play that. Instead, it's more like one of those Hollywood starlets that like to get trashed in neighboring Scottsdale's trendy clubs: A little wild. Only it manages to stay classy as it swerves all over the place. Including right near the death sign on 18.

This sign happens to be on the gate of an actual Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house - which means it's worth millions and a lure to architecture geeks (who are about as threatening as bird watchers). Yes, essentially this sign of doom is the world's most ominous "Keep Off The Lawn."

Somehow, it fits right in with Biltmore Links Course. This is a course that goes by many impressive homes. Radio icon Paul Harvey - he of "the rest of the story" - has a huge white house right on the second hole.

Biltmore Links also flaunts much of golf convention. Fairways are tilted at crazy angles here, up on hills, down in washes. Holes take dramatic sharp turns that render the term dogleg flimsily inadequate.

Arizona Biltmore Links - No.15There's one short par 3 where you cannot even see the green from the tee (it's tucked around a bend). There's another where you can see almost all of Phoenix from a high, high perch (No. 15). This is the best view in the whole area and completely different from every other hole on Biltmore Links.

It might sound scatter brained. But it adds up to one rollicking, fun play that's going to stick in your mind long after the day's done.

"I like it because it really makes you think," said Janke, who's the manager at Wright's, Biltmore Resort's recently-redesigned restaurant.

After the thought, you'll usually be grinning. Or shaking your head. Or both. Biltmore Links is a course where you'll find yourself in more uneven stances than a ballerina. You'll have shots with one leg on the side of the hill and the other on level ground, shots where you're trying to land on a green you cannot see.

"We call Links the players course," Biltmore Golf Club General Manager Dick Bates said. "Because you have to be a player to get a good score out there."

Arizona Biltmore Links - FairwaysShows you how much distance can mean. The 6,300-yards on Biltmore Links' scorecard is even 128 yards less than its sister course Adobe plays. But while Adobe's a leisurely green stroll in the park, Links tests you like a high school teacher in love with those dreaded pop quizzes.

You never know what could be waiting around the corner (often a tucked-away green) or what creative trouble a wayward shot can find if it bounces off the often-skinny fairways.

"It's a golf course with a lot of little secrets," Janke said.

Including word on what's happened to those who've tested that sign of death.

Arizona Biltmore Links Course does not carry the coast-to-coast reputation of some of Phoenix-Scottsdale's vaunted resort courses. It's no desert forced-carry beast that's going to scare you from the glossy pages of a golf magazine. It is one of the more enjoyable, quirky courses you'll come across anywhere.

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Here's what one golfer had to say about the Claremont Golf Course in Portland Oregon:

Summary:
This course offered a great day of golf!! It was challenging and fun! It offers a great view of the mountains, and it's especially nice during the winter with the snow on Mt. Baldy!

Customer Service:
Great! Friendly, helpful, and almost every one who worked there knew the game!

Similar Courses Played:
Practice putting green was one of the only I've used where the conditions where same as those on the course! A must before playing a round!
5/5 Stars

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Here's what one golfer had to say about Westchase Golf Club:

Westchase is located in an upscale area of Tampa, which was very convenient to where I was staying (Grand Hyatt). Interesting and challenging layout, lots of water, wetlands make it scenic. Good value also. It is also close to the airport so I was able to play when I arrived. Friendly staff. Played from the back tees which have a 71.6 rating so it is a good challenge.

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