Whether you have played a course 20+ times a year or looking to play the course for the first time, insights from an insider can help enhance your golf experience. Below is an interview with Lloyd A Young who shares some valuable tidbits about the course, memorable holes and must eats and treats at the 19th.
Give Our Readers An Overview of the Golf Course/Property Pine Hills is cut through towering mature White Pines and ancient hardwoods. The course allows you to ease into your game and gradually starts to increase the difficulty level, so that by the time you hit the back nine your game needs to be together. Apart from two holes on the back nine you won't see any other fairways or groups, but you may see more wildlife than you've ever encountered before. This is definitely one of the courses that you will play different the next time you join us.
If Someone Was Looking To Golf In The Area, Why Should They Play Your Course? Pine Hills is truly a fun getaway type of course, no rush, just relaxation from the moment that you hit your opening tee shot.
There are many risk rewards shots from the tee or fairway and you will have the opportunity to make sound decisions based on your play.
What Tips or Local Knowledge Would You Provide To Help Them Score Better At Your Course? Pine Hills rewards smart play and you can make just as many easy birdies as you can make easy bogeys so the first time you play, play for fun and enjoy yourself.
As with everywhere, hit it straight and Putt well!
Recent Awards or What You Are Most Proud About The Course? Best Casino owned course in the Midwest. AICCW top rated
What Is The Signature, Most Talked About, or Most Photographed Hole? Hole # 11 Long par 5 that requires an accurate Tee shot to set up for a lay up leaving you 110yds to the green. A long accurate tee shot gives you the opportunity to go for it. Many players have stumbled at this hole when they have had the chance to go for it. Walk off with a 5 and be happy.
What Is Your Favorite Hole? Any Tips to Play It? Hole # 15 A dogleg left Par 4. play a three wood tight to the left edge of the trees and catch good roll to the other side of the fairway leaving an easy wedge to the green. Down the right with a draw brings a large Oak into play.
Must Have Dish or Drink after the round at the 19th Hole? At the 19th everything's good!
Who Holds Course Record and What Was Their Score? In Stroke play tournament Jason Ray a member of the Klamath Tribe 70 Dan Anderson school teacher from Pulaski 70
Back Tee Stats Par: 72 Yardage: 6550 Slope: 125 Rating:
More Information Pine Hills Golf and Supper Club N9499 Pine Hills Drive Gresham, Wisconsin, 54128 715-787-3778 www.pinehillsgolf.net
