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As you've probably figured out by now, I do a LOT of golfing! Because I get to see a lot of courses and play a lot of greens, I've decided to have a do keep an official reviews page for all the courses I play.
Here's a quick breakdown of my ratings system: |
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May 30th, 2005

This was the final leg of our trip. Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill club. It is a private club that you can only play if you stay at the resort. I'm not a fan of that but it was sooooooo reasonable that it was totally worth it. Courses on TV look so much bigger than when you are there. I was kind of bummed cause I only got to see one alligator the entire trip.
Here's a look at my afternoon at Bay Hill.... |
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So here is my overall rating for Bay Hill... |
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| Price: |
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| Another stay and play package, but much less expensive than the other two course and well worth every penny my employed roommate payed. |
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Overall
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4 balls, I think that we ended up saving the best for last with Bay Hill. A great golf course with nice people working there that made you feel a part of the club.
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