Few trees, little water; good challenge for beginning golfer. Out of bounds on a few holes.

Sameness of terrain, although holes aren't laid out with monotony.

Interesting history of this course. Prague is, as the name suggests, a town built by Czech emigrants. It's still a sort of local home for the descendants of such, and several years ago a group of them, avid golfers, talked a local lady into leasing a large tract of pasture land to them so they could lay out a golf course for their own use. At first it was nothing but 9 holes with a small shed, and you paid by the honor system, stuffing cash/checks into a locked box. It has since become well known over the area and they've added a clubhouse and cart rentals. Still, it's nothing more than a pasture with some golf holes plugged into it. Not worth going out of your way for an exceptional golf experience, but the folks are nice and the pace is pleasant. Still just a 9-hole course. Now known as Parks Bros. Memorial course.

Customer Service

Acceptable, but don't expect well-stocked clubhouse or snack bar.

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