Fox Lake Golf Club
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Fox Lake Golf Club originally opened in 1922 as a nine-hole course and it remained that way for over eight decades until in 2004, a second nine was added. Since there was such a large gap in between when the two nines were created, the course has an interesting character that combines both traditional and modern elements. There are several tough doglegs to contend with and they can be especially hard to maneuver on windy days. A few water hazards come into play in the form of ponds and a meandering stream that runs alongside some of the holes, including what is arguably the golf course's toughest. The par-4 eighth hole doglegs right with a narrow fairway and a small, undulating green. Those who play it smart will favor the left on their tee shot.
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Golfer Reviews
Great old course to play well maintained some very difficult holes
Beautiful layout
I really liked the layout of this course. It has a mix of Scottish and Florida courses. Very tricky...really makes you think about what you want to hit. A lot of dogleg rights which worked well for me since I am a righty golfer who has a fade. So, if you are a righty golfer who fades the ball, this course is for you. Staff was friendly also. Overall, I would definitely play this course again!
Course was in great shape for being early in the season.