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    Anybody ever play Mariott Grand Pines course ?

    I see there is a $26 greens fee you can buy off e-bay.
    Also is the Hawks Landing course nice ?
    Thanks


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    I've played MGP twice - it's a typical inner Orlando resort course, trying to be what it's not (a British links course). It's pretty tough...Don't get me wrong, it is nice, but really expensive in season and I would much prefer to get out into the countryside for half the price.
    Don't waste your time with Hawk's Landing, v.expensive. This course is squeezed into a small space surrounded by main roads. The back nine layout is a disgrace for a supposedly premium course.

    I live here, let me know if you want to play at a weekend. I have to work the rest of the time!
    Chris Hardy


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    It depends when you are going to be playing.Grande Pines is a good course -I have played it once and enjoyed it! $26 is a very good price for now as the rates are high,but I would watch out for the smallprint on the offer.The cheapest I can see now is $57 at one of the online golf booking sites.
    Andy


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    Thanks Chris. Since you know the area courses maybe you can offer a recommendation. Staying in Orlando area (close to Disney) and would like to play 27 on MON and 18 on Tuesday. I'm a low 90's golfer and enjoy playing scenic courses. Like to keep the driving to a minimum and prefer courses with greens fees %50-$75.
    Thanks






    <blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by chrishardy
    I've played MGP twice - it's a typical inner Orlando resort course, trying to be what it's not (a British links course). It's pretty tough...Don't get me wrong, it is nice, but really expensive in season and I would much prefer to get out into the countryside for half the price.
    Don't waste your time with Hawk's Landing, v.expensive. This course is squeezed into a small space surrounded by main roads. The back nine layout is a disgrace for a supposedly premium course.

    I live here, let me know if you want to play at a weekend. I have to work the rest of the time!
    [/quote]


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    I'd recommend the following based on price and proximity:

    Hunter's Creek
    St.Cloud
    Ridgewood Lakes
    North Shore
    Legends
    Southern Dunes (Pricey but awesome!)
    Celebration...ditto

    Chris Hardy


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    Hi,
    We played Grand Pines in July, and enjoyed it, but when our daughter and boyfriend came out in September, it wasn't in such a great condition.

    Our favourite course is Diamondback...... our son got a hole in one on the 17th last summer!
    Others we like:

    Celebration
    Stoneybrook West
    Legends (Clermont)
    Errol
    Ridgewood Lakes

    Tracy


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    I would add Shingle Creek to that list


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