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**zoneouddy** · 12-10-2009, 05:13 AM

There is a 9 hole one just over the border in NY that I sometimes play. It's great in that you don't need a tee time and there's no water on the course. On the other hand - you feel like you're in a big field - there is no difference between fairway or rough. There is no irrigation so the course dries out in the summer and the greens aren't ever in great shape. They do the best they can, but everything is a bit rundown.

I play a 9 hole course as described above - with one difference, the greens are maintained by Plainfield CC.

12-10-2009, 05:13 AM	#17
zoneouddy Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	There is a 9 hole one just over the border in NY that I sometimes play. It's great in that you don't need a tee time and there's no water on the course. On the other hand - you feel like you're in a big field - there is no difference between fairway or rough. There is no irrigation so the course dries out in the summer and the greens aren't ever in great shape. They do the best they can, but everything is a bit rundown. I play a 9 hole course as described above - with one difference, the greens are maintained by Plainfield CC.
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