Columbus area golfers
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ZWICK 4 PREZWhat's the nicest course in Columbus that's close to Easton? I have a conference at the Hilton this summer and we're looking at golf courses close that are nice. The way we drink, the closer the better for transportation reasons.
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LJ
Champions would be the closestZWICK 4 PREZ;1097845 wrote:What's the nicest course in Columbus that's close to Easton? I have a conference at the Hilton this summer and we're looking at golf courses close that are nice. The way we drink, the closer the better for transportation reasons.
http://www.columbuscitygolfcourses.com/course_champions/
as well as airport, but that isn't nice I don't think.
You can also see if you can find a high roller to get you into Columbus CC
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ZWICK 4 PREZIs Champions nice? I know it's a Muni. I'm not opposed to Muni's if they're nice.
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LJ
Not so nice part of town, but I know some decently wealthy people who play there.ZWICK 4 PREZ;1097858 wrote:Is Champions nice? I know it's a Muni. I'm not opposed to Muni's if they're nice.
You might be able to see if you can get into little turtle too -
ZWICK 4 PREZI've played Winding Hollows in New Albany. It's a nice course and about 8 miles away. Is there a nicer one that's closer?
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chicago510Champions is like 18-20 bucks and is pretty difficult. Its not pebble, but its not trash. Location would be super convenient for you.
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Classyposter58Played at North Star in the D2 State Title a few years back and highly recommend it. Definitely has a nice championship feel to it and mixes between a links feel and a more woodsy one
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ZWICK 4 PREZ
I like North Star but the trek to Sunbury is further than we'd want.Classyposter58;1097882 wrote:Played at North Star in the D2 State Title a few years back and highly recommend it. Definitely has a nice championship feel to it and mixes between a links feel and a more woodsy one -
Classyposter58
Yeah it's about a half hour trip from EastonZWICK 4 PREZ;1097885 wrote:I like North Star but the trek to Sunbury is further than we'd want. -
karen lotzChampions is the nicest of the munis. Not sure what else is in that area but don't consider Airport at all.
How big of a group would play? If it isn't a huge number, take a cab and play Cooks. -
wildcats20karen lotz;1097890 wrote:Champions is the nicest of the munis. Not sure what else is in that area but don't consider Airport at all.
How big of a group would play? If it isn't a huge number, take a cab and play Cooks.
Airport is one of my favorites, but it's closed for the next 2ish years. -
chicago510
I didn't know that. Because of the airport expansion?wildcats20;1097897 wrote:Airport is one of my favorites, but it's closed for the next 2ish years. -
LJwildcats20;1097897 wrote:Airport is one of my favorites, but it's closed for the next 2ish years.
Wasnt it just closed not too long ago? -
wildcats20chicago510;1097898 wrote:I didn't know that. Because of the airport expansion?
Yes
LJ;1097900 wrote:Wasnt it just closed not too long ago?
It was open this last season. -
chicago510OT, but does anyone know what it costs to become a member at MVGC? I had a friend tell me it required a sponsor and 6 figure annual fee. I thought that was nuts, but they probably have members from across the country.
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LJwildcats20;1097903 wrote:Yes
It was open this last season.
I mean a few years ago -
Polar Bear 73Champions is nice for a muni, but I would recommend Winding Hollow. In recent years it has been called East GC and Tartan East, but I heard that it has gone back to it's old name, Winding Hollow. It is probably 10-15 minutes from Easton, and is a very nice course.
Little Turtle is another possibility. It is private, but I have heard that they have been allowing non-members to play if they aren't busy. It is only 5 minutes from Easton. -
karen lotzwildcats20;1097897 wrote:Airport is one of my favorites, but it's closed for the next 2ish years.
Ha yeah I like it because its relatively cheap and easy, just probably not on the level of course zwick is looking for. -
ZWICK 4 PREZ
32. so 8 teams. I called Champions and they have an LPGA event that weekend.karen lotz;1097890 wrote:Champions is the nicest of the munis. Not sure what else is in that area but don't consider Airport at all.
How big of a group would play? If it isn't a huge number, take a cab and play Cooks. -
LJ
call Little Turtle. They can set up an actual outing for a group that size.ZWICK 4 PREZ;1097917 wrote:32. so 8 teams. I called Champions and they have an LPGA event that weekend. -
I Wear PantsThe Hilton there is nice. I met Rampage Jackson when I stayed there last year for State Wrestling/the Arnold.
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wildcats20
Yes. Forgot about that place.Polar Bear 73;1097911 wrote:Champions is nice for a muni, but I would recommend Winding Hollow. In recent years it has been called East GC and Tartan East, but I heard that it has gone back to it's old name, Winding Hollow. It is probably 10-15 minutes from Easton, and is a very nice course.
Little Turtle is another possibility. It is private, but I have heard that they have been allowing non-members to play if they aren't busy. It is only 5 minutes from Easton.
This is true.karen lotz;1097915 wrote:Ha yeah I like it because its relatively cheap and easy, just probably not on the level of course zwick is looking for. -
ZWICK 4 PREZWe're doing Little Turtle Monday and Winding Hollow Tuesday. Thanks for your help boys. And thank God for a corporate card b/c I had to pay for 64 green fees up front..fuck me lol.