Winter Rules: Langdon Farms Golf Club
Langdon Farms is generally considered an upper tier golf course in the Portland area, and even at this stage of the year, it does not dissapoint. The course is not showing any sign of the blistering summer months preceding, such as burn out or dead areas. The tall grass that is a staple of Langdon Farms has been cut down already, which takes away a bit of the challenge from the course. However, if your ball lands in the remnants of the grass, its still no easy task to get out clean. Due to the damp weather, a few ruts were left behind by a golf cart or a mower on the side hills, but they were few and far between. Drainage was not an issue. When we played, they had recently punched the greens, but they seem to be healing nicely, and should show no signs of aeration in the next few weeks.
Playing Langdon Farms Golf Club in October can be a treat, as the course holds up extremely well throughout the summer months. With winter rates in play, you can get on the course for less than half of their peak rates, and still enjoy a top notch round of golf. Be sure to check their website for "Last Chance Deals". You can find better rates on their home website than discount tee time website in many cases. You can see our review of Langdon Farms HERE.
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