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Can somebody help me identify a course I heard and read about several years ago? This course is in France or Belgium (perhaps the Netherlands or Germany), and they left all the bomb craters, bunkers, and bombed out vehicles in place. Supposedly, there are also areas the warn you not to enter to chase your ball as there may still be "mines" present. We are going to Europe soon and would like to locate this course (or any similar) and play it/them.
All golfers may be masochists, but suicidal? "Yep, toughest course I ever played. Lost my leg off the 13th fairway. Had to bunny hop the rest of the way."
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I believe there is a golf course overlooking Omaha Beach (but might be Utah Beach). Perhaps that is the one you’re looking for. Maybe Klopman knows. Remsleep
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Can somebody help me identify a course I heard and read about several years ago? This course is in France or Belgium (perhaps the Netherlands or Germany), and they left all the bomb craters, bunkers, and bombed out vehicles in place. Supposedly, there are also areas the warn you not to enter to chase your ball as there may still be "mines" present. We are going to Europe soon and would like to locate this course (or any similar) and play it/them. Also, if anyone is aware of any truly extraordinary and/or unusual golf courses in Western Europe (not the U.K. or Ireland), please post or e-mail me details and locations. Many thanks, Mark
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I have played Omaha Beach. Very pretty and good golf course. No tanks or craters though. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I believe there is a golf course overlooking Omaha Beach (but might be Utah Beach). Perhaps that is the one you’re looking for. Maybe Klopman knows. Remsleep Can somebody help me identify a course I heard and read about several years ago? This course is in France or Belgium (perhaps the Netherlands or Germany), and they left all the bomb craters, bunkers, and bombed out vehicles in place. Supposedly, there are also areas the warn you not to enter to chase your ball as there may still be "mines" present. We are going to Europe soon and would like to locate this course (or any similar) and play it/them. Also, if anyone is aware of any truly extraordinary and/or unusual golf courses in Western Europe (not the U.K. or Ireland), please post or e-mail me details and locations. Many thanks, Mark
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I would hate to be the poor soul in charge of cart repairs on this course.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – This course is in France or Belgium (perhaps the Netherlands or Germany), and they left all the bomb craters, bunkers, and bombed out vehicles in place. Supposedly, there are also areas the warn you not to enter to chase your ball as there may still be "mines" present. We are going to Europe soon and would like to locate this course (or any similar) and play it/them. its easy to find this course. its one of the feature courses of the latest from access software, "Links LS Extreme", due to be released shortly. and the best part is that you can play it from home. go to www.accesssoftware.com for more information. Fore Right!, Mark Fairway: [faer-wai] "An unfamiliar tract of mown grass running directly
from tee to the green. Your ball can usually be found immediately to the left or right of it."
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This course is in France or Belgium (perhaps the Netherlands or Germany), and they left all the bomb craters, bunkers, and bombed out vehicles in place. Supposedly, there are also areas the warn you not to enter to chase your ball as there may still be "mines" present. We are going to Europe soon and would like to locate this course (or any similar) and play it/them.
its easy to find this course. its one of the feature courses of the latest from access software, "Links LS Extreme", due to be released shortly. and the best part is that you can play it from home. go to www.accesssoftware.com for more information. Fore Right!, Mark Fairway: [faer-wai] "An unfamiliar tract of mown grass running directly from tee to the green. Your ball can usually be found immediately to the left or right of it."
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Can somebody help me identify a course I heard and read about several years ago? This course is in France or Belgium (perhaps the Netherlands or Germany), and they left all the bomb craters, bunkers, and bombed out vehicles in place. Supposedly, there are also areas the warn you not to enter to chase your ball as there may still be "mines" present. We are going to Europe soon and would like to locate this course (or any similar) and play it/them. Also, if anyone is aware of any truly extraordinary and/or unusual golf courses in Western Europe (not the U.K. or Ireland), please post or e-mail me details and locations. Many thanks, Mark