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| | Applegate Golf Course - Public Courses | | The course is surrounded by mountains and offers some very scenic views. The fairways are open, and the greens are medium-sized and undulating. Even though the terrain is flat and easy to walk, there are ponds coming into play on eight holes, adding to the course's difficulty level. |
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| | Colonial Valley Golf Course - Public Courses | | The course can be challenging because it has both trees and creeks incorporated into its design. The course is very hilly, but it doesn't have any sand bunkers. The course consists of 9-holes. |
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| | Dutcher Creek Golf Course - Public Courses | | The Course opened in 1994, so the trees are small and will take some time to grow into maturity. In other words, the course is wide open, but there is a multiple cut of rough bordering all the fairways, so accurate shotmaking is still important. Three separate water hazards come into play on five holes. |
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| | Grants Pass Golf Club - Semi-Private Courses | | The course is another one of Oregon's scenic courses. The most difficult hole is #14, a 366-yard, par 4, with water hazards that come into play on both sides of the fairway. Bob E. & Robert L. Baldcock redesigned four of these holes and built an additional fourteen, making this an eighteen hole course. |
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| | Red Mountain Golf Course - Public Courses | | The course was designed like the old links courses in Scotland. The most difficult hole is #8, a par 3, which is guarded by water and looks like a volcano from an overhead view. Ponds come into play on two holes, and two of the fairways are doglegs. Ladies tee off from the same set of tees as the men. There is an additional set of tees that can be used when playing an eighteen hole round. |
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