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Gotta try Crosswinds in Plymouth, MA if you are in the area. It's got 3 nine's, and though not super long, it's always been in great condition, and has a lot of interesting looks. They are working on the clubhouse now, so excited to see what that'll look like when completed. It's def worth the $55 or $60 for 18, a cart, and a bucket

Im putting a vote in for Washington County in Wisconsin. $40/cart 140 slope great greens all year. It may be no Bethpage but sure does deliver a great time.......well maybe!

Anyway to list out states and folks can add to each state the name of the courses?

Supposed to be playing Bethpage Black this coming Sunday...

Playing Bethpage Black this coming Wed!

Man, there's so many to choose from in the surrounding Atlanta, Georgia area. Lake Lanier is absolutely gorgeous, the Georgia Club is always immaculate, Crystal Lakes, Eagles Landing, the Manor, Brasstown Valley (in the mountains), Stonebridge in Rome Ga, Monroe Golf and Country club, Stone Mountain and there's still many, many more..Oh and by the way, all these courses play from $30-$50 on golfnow..

Boyne Hills Course in Harbor Springs is out of this world.I think it is even better than Bay Harbor.
Cant go wrong with any of the Boyne courses

Near Houston on NW side in Spring.. Augusta Pines.. great course...used to play Senior Administaff. HIghly recommend it over Redstone...cheaper, people are nicer, and better course...

Well, Theres a sister course to Tabacco Road which is absolutley beautiful and also intimidating to the eye. Its called Tot Hill Farm and if you like open and hilly terrain then this course is for you.

There is a public course in McCook, Nebraska, kind of in the middle of nowhere, that is absolutely awesome. It's called Heritage Hills. It's about halfway between Omaha and Denver, in southwestern Nebraska. It's really kind of hard to describe and do it justice. Trust me though; I used to drive four hours to play it, and everyone I've ever brought there thinks it's this amazing, undiscovered gem. I used to live in Omaha and I've played all over the state of Nebraska and this is the best, at least the most unusual and fun, golf course. Green fees are probably around $40-50.

I play Bethpage Black every year. Love the beating it gives! The greatest public course!

I had a chance to play Tokatee Golf Course on the McKenzie River about 47 miles east of Eugene this week and it was one of the best courses for scenery I have ever played! They had a PGA pro am this week there also, but it is open to the public, and just a great place way in the mountains to visit. All kinds of old growth trees with cedar trees that looked like redwoods!!! I highly recommend this course if you are in Southern Oregon! This course has got all kinds of great reviews and is very reasonable in terms of cost, so if you get a chance put this one on the on your agenda!

Arrowhead Country Club (open to public) in Myrtle Beach is best course I've played there so far... Fast greens, well kept, beautiful scenery, high quality sand in ALL bunkers, good value.... I played Lakes and Waterway 9s

Greystone in Baltimore, md is incredible, $50 at most, challenging, nice scenery, great practice area, beautiful clubhouse, and extremely well kept

Best public course in North texas is Texas Star in Euless. Beautiful course, great greens.