#teamblue?
Lake City is a good shout⌠youâve got the Jewel there plus plenty of bars and restaurants on either side of the Mississippi/Lake Pepin
@TBuhr33 is a member of team Red.
@kirkeide1 i/we will gladly host you at Cumberland Golf Club any time youâd like.
Hit up LaCrosse, WI. Drive the river down (beautiful) and play the Jewel on your way (s/o @phrodo). In town, Forest Hills is a hoot. Pretty sure it used to be the old LaCrosse CC, just some crazy holes, fun, beers are cold and the price is right. Youâll find plenty of good coffee, food and beers in town too. Plus some nice easy hikes in the bluffs around town if youâre into that sort of thing.
Will you be hosting that tasting on 3/3?
Yep!
Trip dates TBD - some weekend between Mid May and Early August lol
@kirkeide1 Thanks for Detroit Lakes callout, will poke around. Kinda forgot about Lake City tbh, hand up thatâs on me. I need a Seth review of Cumberland like I need air to breath.
@a-double-u Hadnât thought of LaCrosse, literally have never been which seems a shame. Will investigate as well.
Thanks all for your inputs, greatly appreciated
Hayward area fucks too. Big Fish is as much of a hidden gem as you can get. Havenât been there in many years but I assume the bar/restaurant scene is exactly like the rest of rural WI. Colâ beers, Friday fish frys, bomb curds. For less than a lunch at Culverâs.
Can confirm-the interiors really put the âwoodâ in Northwoods-as they should.
My lovely girlfriends parents stopped in last Friday & said they got the opportunity to talk to you. I felt slightly embarrassed explaining that I âknewâ who the owner was from a internet message board. Anyways, they had great things to say & we plan to stop by with them shortly!
Big Fish is a wild course. Front 9 is pure links, then back 9 turns into âtrue linksâ with 80 foot trees everywhere. It was jarring the first time I played it
The correct answer is bring your dad up to the North Shore, kick off the weekend in Duluth. Then head up 61, play the River/Canyon at Superior National in Lutsen and go enjoy Grand Marais.
What course - non northland division cause Iâm a peasant - should I be scouting in Duluth?
I know your affinity for Superior National, and I agree with it.
The only decent public up there (thatâs close by) is Nemadji in Superior
Just go play Superior two days in a row
Thereâs no really good public course in Duluth. If this is primarily a golf trip you could make a day trek to lovely Virginia to go play the Quarry.
If you guys like to gamble or fish, the Wilderness is sick! Itâs not close but itâs worth the drive.
Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on your stances), we do neither of those things haha
The only gambling I partake in is pull tabs, but thatâs really just charitable contributions to community programs when you break it down. Not even gambling. Itâs #ForTheKids
Iâll take all the xstiff driver shafts please.