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What is the most disregarded state for golf?

What state do you think is not known well enough for its golf area? I think Minnesota. I mean Deacons Lodge, Superior National Golf Course, Maddens Golf Resort. There all absolutely breathtaking and beautiful but no one really ever talks about them with the other big name courses in the US. What do you think?

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One Response to “What is the most disregarded state for golf?”
  1. wbaker777 says:
    November 10, 2012 at 12:28 am

    There are several states that have great courses…….you won’t hear much about them until one of the tours starts playing them….and those rotations are a tough nut to break into.

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