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PLEEEEZE be advised that these courses will be in no particular order, so don't come back to me saying such and such a course
is better than the one above it.
This is NOT a 'Best Course' list in that sense.
Also this cannot be a 'Definitive' list as I have neither D/led or played ALL the courses available.
It is a list of courses that I feel are good to PowerStroke on and I am always looking for input, so feel free to let me know
YOUR favourite.
You can be assured however that I WILL have played the course before it gets a mention here.
As to the links to the course files, I have decided to provide a link to the Links Corner page rather than direct to the Fileplanet
page as I am not sure whether that would be as solid.
Also you can get some course information and read the reviews on the LC page.
Please let me know if you have any difficulty.
I cannot thank Ian Downs enough for the opportunity to have these links.
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This is a real course in Spain and is made for scoring on. Not too long, wide fairways, large fairly easy greens.
I use this course regularly if I need to work on my swing (Every day then!!)
Although this is a very easy course it is still a fun one to play and not boring.
Should be on every PowerStrokers drive, if only as a practice course.
10.8 meg D/L
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A very nice fictional links style course.
Certainly not easy, but a good good one for PSer's because of the lack of trees.
You need a bit of power to run this one, but it is a lovely course.
41.2 meg D/L
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This is a very nice fictional parkland course with plenty of room on most of the holes. Certainly not an easy course and
you need to pick up
a few shots, as the last few holes can be very difficult, especially if you don't know the course well.
38.2 meg D/L
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Very well constructed course with quite generous fairways. A real woodland course with a surprisingly small D/L of 16.6 meg.
Well worth getting.
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Okay. This is not an easy course by any means and you want to be fairly proficient before tackling it. But it is a pleasure
to play and in fact providing you plan, which as we know ALL PSer's should do, there is plenty of room and it is very playable.
Is the cheque in the post Wayne???
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