Green Acres Golf Course 3.98

Green Acres caters to all skill levels with nine easy walking but strategically demanding holes of golf.
The course was designed and built by the Kolb family in 1963, who still operate the course.
The course lies on level terrain surrounded by grain fields, but boasts an abundance of trees and water in play.

This makes Green Acres play a much tighter than you might expect for a prairie course. Perhaps the course's toughest hole, the 5th is a 490 yard par five, that requires decisive decision making right off the tee. With a water hazard crossing the fairway at 220 yards, golfers must decide whether to lay-up shy of the hazard or go for broke and carry the drive with a pounding drive. Success with the latter option will make reaching the hole's tiny green in regulation that much easier.
Green Acres signature hole is the par three hole 4. Here golfers must carrty water immediately off the tee as well as navigate some tall tress which partically obscure view of the green. Tee shots must be played high and on the money to have any chance at par.