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Here are screenshots for Hawkeye Hills located in Decorah, Iowa.
Here in America’s Heartland, surrounded by a sea of corn and an army of barns, is a golf course overflowing with midwestern charm. Decorah, Iowa, which cozies up to the Minnesota border, is a town of less than 10,000. What it lacks in occupants, it makes up for in character. Indeed, this is farm county, but that doesn’t tell the full story. Hawkeye Hills lives up to its billing, offering plenty of bluffs that must be conquered. While water hazards aren’t exactly plentiful, the creeks and ponds will have their say. Make no mistake about it, however, one theme resonates above all others. Embrace the corn.
Here are screenshots for Gunnison Gap located in Gunnison, Colorado.
At the base of Black Canyon, overpowered by towering, jagged cliffs, is a golf course that puts previous canyon venues to shame. This is nature’s magnum opus—a creation more than two million years in the making. The end result is Gunnison Gap, which is blanketed in granite on all sides. The fact that this glorious sport can be played here at all is a small miracle in itself. Despite the violent terrain, the fairways are lush, and the greens are immaculate. To find them, you’ll have to steer clear of the hard edges, large boulders and the Gunnison River, which is an attraction in itself. While you might catch a brief view of the canyon from above, make no mistake about it: once you go in, you’ll have to club your way out.
