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[QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 2631213, member: 474"]
Of the public course on the list I haven't gotten to Timber Banks yet nor 1 of the 3 turning stone courses but hope too soon..

Sarataga National is a nice run  you need to play it a few times just to know when you can play driver or you will be in the water all day on some good drives.

En-Joe is just so tight you better be hitting i straight and from the tips you really stress the long game especially on the par 5s.

I thought the 2 Turning stone courses were pretty simple but really nice shape.

Ravenwood is pretty deceptive with undulations so yardage is a guess at times, but its a pretty good value for its pricing

Some other top upstate ones didnt make the list

Cornell is coming back into form.. Still some bunker issues but not a bad layout and has hosted the HS state tourney for years.

Sagamore is s good solid old course
Leatherstocking at Cooperstown
Bristol Harbour

Hiawatha links and Conklin  is a good 2 day jaunt

the Saratoga Spa course was good back in the day

Hiland in Lake George was nice when it opened.
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