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Overview
Named for the natural rock outcroppings that come into play on several holes, Stonehenge features numerous doglegs working in both directions. Not a particularly long layout, the course rewards strategic shot placement to navigate the many doglegs. The signature 14th hole plays dramatically downhill to a relatively small green set in front of a lake, guarded by an impressive 15-foot-tall rock wall. The course offers beautiful views of the surrounding lakes, streams and mountains throughout.
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“Well maintained course with a couple of spectacular holes, but 11 of the 14 non-par 3 holes are all doglegs, mostly very sharp doglegs, which renders the course a tad monotonous. Long hitters looking for challenge should look elsewhere, as this course tops out at under 6600 yards."
Read More2019
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“Bent grass fairways and greens which means it's usually pretty soggy. Some good holes and some quirky ones too."
Read More2018
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