Courses along 90

Matt Duquette · Post by **Matt Duquette** » Wed May 20, 2009 2:12 pm

In a couple weeks I'm headed to Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio along with some friends. We're taking 90 most of the way(from West Springfield). I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for courses that are ~20 minutes off of 90. A few we are considering are Hyzer Creek, Black Diamond DGC @ Emery Park, and Beaver Island State Park. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Jeff Wiechowski · Post by **Jeff Wiechowski** » Wed May 20, 2009 2:22 pm

Hyzer is more than 20 min off I-90.........but worth it
Emery i hear is a must play.
Beaver Island, i pass by on the way back to Michigan and have never had the time to play.

Joralemon Park is only about 20 mins off 90 and well worth it. It might even convince you(and friends) that you wanna come back in July for the Jammer(see signature).

Oxbow Falls in Canastota, NY is a great course.

Dave McHale · Post by **Dave McHale** » Wed May 20, 2009 4:48 pm

I <heart> oxbow

Jeff Wiechowski · Post by **Jeff Wiechowski** » Wed May 20, 2009 5:02 pm

if you're playing the OX, bring your hill-climbin' legs......... :wink:

Eric Maurer · Post by **Eric Maurer** » Wed May 20, 2009 10:11 pm

Hit up Jamesville Beach in Jamesville NY. It's in the Syracuse area.

Justin Anderson · Post by **Justin Anderson** » Fri May 22, 2009 11:07 am

CaptainAnhyzer wrote:Joralemon Park is only about 20 mins off 90 and well worth it. It might even convince you(and friends) that you wanna come back in July for the Jammer(see signature).

The other nice thing about Joralemon is that it is so simple to find your way around which is a factor for me when I'm playing a new course en route to someplace far away. It's also a state park so you could just plug that into a GPS without having to get directions to the course.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=164

Jeff Wiechowski · Post by **Jeff Wiechowski** » Fri May 22, 2009 11:21 am

Justin wrote: The other nice thing about Joralemon is that it is so simple to find your way around which is a factor for me when I'm playing a new course en route to someplace far away. It's also a state park so you could just plug that into a GPS without having to get directions to the course.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=164

There's a few changes to the course that are not yet added to the "Hole Info" at DGCR.com......

- 12 & 13 are now one hole @ 551ft. A woods hole between 15(now #14) & 16 was added to keep it at 18 holes.
- When you finish 14, there's a trail to the right that leads to tee 15. On the way down that trail, keep looking left toward the field for the #15 pin(orange flag) cause it's hard to see from the tee.
- From 15's pin, go left on the trail to a new tee 16. The hole is longer now with both lefty & righty fairways. There's even a skinny go-for-broke line right up the middle.

I don't have revised hole lengths here @ work but the total course distance is up in the 5700 foot range.