Turkey Creek
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Rating:
(5 votes)
Extra Location(s):
First Tee: (41.724,-91.523)
Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: Mach3/1
Tee Type: Concrete
Course Length: 4700
Alternate Length: 5339
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 11
300 – 400ft: 5
Over 400ft: 2
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Course Description:
Mostly tight along wood lines and through tunnels using sloped terrain to create challenge. Popular course; sometimes crowded. Slightly easier front 9 - more challenging back 9. Multiple pin locations.
Course Established: 1982
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Directions:
From I-80, north on Dubuque St. 2.5 miles, right to Coralville Reservoir, go past overflow area, on right in Turkey Creek rec. area.
Lucky enough to have had this the first course I've played on. It is a fantastically upkept course that will require you to use your full array of throws as the course uses obstacles, length, height changes, wooded area, and blind shots. While the course can be busy during prime hours, it is always a joy to play.
Another very well maintained course! There are a couple easy, short holes that you have to birdie because if you play from the long tees you will catch some bogies!
Nice challenge for the day. Play with some friends and injoy. This course keeps you wanting more.
This course has a little bit of everything.
A couple short ace runs, a couple of holes in heavy woods, a few elevation change shots, and lots of trees on every hole. Lots of different shots required.
Couldn't ask for a better home course. Very fun!
Course in generally VERY crowded. Mid summer afternoons will have groups on every hole. Best played early in the morning, or the last round before the sun goes down.
played the course in the early 80s had a great time was still kinda rough going. i am from waukon iowa live north of los angels calif played at Oak Grove Park in Pasadena the worlds first course keep up the fun
amzing place.... good luck on the back 9, just trust me its difficult but always a blast