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Stonebridge Golf Club

"Great course"

11/14/23: Review by B-Man

Teed off around 12:40pm but didn't finish until 5:20pm. We had a few slow groups in front of us with no ranger on the course. I don't understand why you have a starter but no on-course marshal to control pace of play. That was really my only issue. The course was in...

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ISO golf course

This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 18 years, 10 months ago by Jim.

- January 18, 2005 at 7:57 pm #2765
  Adam
  I’m going to be in Charlotte next month (Feb) and want to take my brother-in-law out for 9. He is very much a beginner, so an executive course or something of that nature would fit us best. I’m scratch, so something with a few “neat” holes would make it more enjoyable. I live in Kansas City and have just started my research. The only one I’ve found thus far is Revolution Park. Any suggestions or comments are appreciated. Thanks in advance.
- January 30, 2005 at 12:25 am #6205
  JB
  Crystal Creek in Pineville should be okay for you. Charles T. Myers is a city course and could be what your looking for. Enjoy Charlotte!!
- February 2, 2005 at 11:54 am #6207
  Jim
  You decision might be based upon where you are staying while in Charlotte. There are great public courses for players of all levels across the metro area. East you may look at Charles T. Myers, Emerald Lake or Olde Sycamore. North try the Tradition. West you might check Paw Creek. And South, Fort Mill Golf Course is a good one. Have a great visit to Charlotte

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