best ever

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best ever

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Very average golf course...27 holes, very short, wide open, small greens...cheap to walk, no water, and very little sand.

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Average

VALUE, three 9-hole courses to choose from

DON"T fill water enough!

Fun Course, Great Value. I am a student and it is cheaper to play here ($11 weekday) compared to IU ($14 weekday). Plus, the people that work here treat customers better. My only complaint is they do not fill the water jugs nearly enough. The last two times I went, there was no water and the temp was 85+. NOT FUN! Hope is is better next time.

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Great! except water

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I love all three courses, especially the new Ridge.

My wife and I Played the Cascades for the first time today. (quarry and ridge) and had a great time. The course was in fantastic shape even with the lack of rain. The pro shop and ranger were extremely friendly. We had a thoroughly great time, although our scores may not reflect it. Thanks, and keep up the good work.

A short-game paradise. Small, sloping greens level the playing field. Four out of five of the par 5''s are reachable with a 240 yard drive and 200 yard approach, due to doglegs.

Cramped design will often have golfers hitting from other fairways on the old 18. New nine really takes driver away and forces you to play conservatively. Several pin positions throughout the course can seem downright unfair, especially it set near the front of greens.

A muny operated by Parks and Rec. "The Town Corse" opposed to the "College Course." Still gets alot of college play. A 27 hole course, with the third nine having opened in 1998. Original 18 is around 6300 yards max with pretty wide fairways and open driving lanes. Only truly difficult holes would have to be #9, a 220+ yard par three over two hollows to a small, slightly elevated green, and a 410 yard dogleg left with a rolling downhill approach. The new nine requires accuracy (driver not really encouraged on about four holes) as it winds thru the wooded hills of Bloomington. Not long at all, either.

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Usually pretty friendly, definitely requires a tee time on the weekends as it''s the only true public course in Bloomington.

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Small grass range.