Grant Park Golf Course

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Jeff Klumb

Nice public course.... greens were in amazing shape when I played in October...lots of leaves so tough to locate ball....I use the "leaf rule ".. if u are in the fairway or even rough, and know ur not OB, free drop if u cant locate ball due to leaves. Toughest back to back par 3s you will ever play.... number 7 about 190 from back tees, tough green nestled slightly left. Need to hit a high slight draw, usually about a 3-4 iron. I usually hit right of green, chip on and try to make 3, but 4 is acceptable. Then on 8 u got about 230 up hill to huge,flat green, but usually into wind so try to hit the green with a 3 wood... short is good on this hole, right u find yourself on slope to ninth tee, left your behind a few pines or on 14th tee box. Been there many times. Walking away with net 8 on these two holes awesome. Played the course 80 times and I believe never Parred em both same round. Then a great short par 4 number nine needs a straight tee shot, about 240....then a 9 iron in. Great 3 hole stretch. Play this beauty for 19.00 today with cart! !! See u there

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Kyle Engelking

Not the longest course (5200 yards from the back tees), but some of the greens are difficult to access without a well-placed tee shot. I love this golf course, because you have to play the course, you cant just bomb tee and long iron shots and expect to score well. If you are deadly with your short irons and wedges, you will have good score. The course is in great shape for a muni course and the clubhouse/restaurant are an old farmhouse that has been preserved and you feel like you are stepping back in time. Sadly, for as close as the course is to the lake, there are no lake views on the course.

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Scott Palm

Great place to play golf

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