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Miami Shores is a great course to go to. Wide open, only 1 hole with water (not counting the river). Great course to score on, if you're an above average player play from the blue tees, beginner golfer play from the white. Always a good time at "the Shores"

I was in town visiting a friend. He had never played Turkeyfoot so we decided to give it a shot via golf now. Well, it only saved us $3 and it would have even been more expensive, if I didn't get free booking fees.

The course was SO crowded and it took 3 hours to play the front 9. The holes are short, so there are some holes where you had to wait for the group ahed to get off the green on a par 4. Made for a VERY long day and it was hard to get in a rhythm. Maybe it would have been better if it wasn't so congested, but either way, I won't be back.

Not my first time playing the course, but my first time this summer. We started about 4:00 an got done well after 8. We played the first 9 in about 90 minutes and the back nine in like 3 hours because we were behind the slowest Men's league known to man. It was brutal - awful. So it was really tough to get a rhythm.

Great course but the greens were so hard it was like putting on a windshield.

We were stuck behind a 5 some and the course was great about breaking it up, but then they got back together at the turn. Little frustrating and the round took awhile. Thick rough, and you could lose a ball in the 2nd cut. Either way, the course was in good shape, and you can score, but you have to hit the fairways. If you don't, then you won't do as well as you think you should.

First time playing this course and I want to go back because I know I can score better. It was really wet but the course was in pretty good shape. Staff was great. Will be back definitely on a hot deal!

Moss Creek is a hidden gem that you can get for a good price. It's a long course and you'll have to get off the tee. Also in my opinion the holes are spread out so that you must really take a cart or it would be a workout. I really enjoy this course, fun, challenging, and makes you manage the course and your ego

This was my first time playing the Hawk course and it's a pretty standard Muni. Nice thing was that it was so wet but the course was in good shape and it was NOT cart path only so that was nice. I'll be back an try the other courses there too.

Well we got a decent deal so we decided to play. We played this course last year 2012 and it was a great value an good Maintence. This year it was a bit different story. The fairways were very narrow and the rough was tall, thick, and clovers were everywhere. We must have lost a half dozen balls in the rough and that's frustrating...

If the price is right we would come back...

Had not played this course in over 5 years and its how I remembered it. I really enjoy this course. Challenging, good length, and a lot of fun. Only problem is that it's a bit pricey... I missed out on a cheaper time. Definitely will play again.

I love this course. SInce it was a weekend it was a bit higher price than I am used to paying - but I'm cheap. I love this course, it's a lot of fun and there are some challenging and fun holes. Since it's a links course, the rough is THICK but that's what makes it tough. The sand traps could have used a little TLC but so it goes.

I will definitely play this course again, especially when there are deals through Golf Now

This course is great for the beginner. This is where I take my wife to teach her how to play. Weekends are a bit crowded and people out there expect to play super fast, but they have to realize that it's a muni course and that people are out there learning. So during the week is the best time to play.

The pro shop was recently re-done and it used to be pretty laid back, now it's a little bit more strict but still a good value.