Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail

[Patpott]

I've got a group of guys planning on playing some courses on the RTJ Golf Trail in June.  We are looking at playing the courses at Grand National and Capitol Hill.  Looking to hear whether anyone thinks it would be better to skip one of the 5 courses at these 2 places in order to play Cambrian Ridge.

Thanks,

Pat

[Mtbryant01]

On 5/19/2020 at 1:22 PM, Patpott said:

I've got a group of guys planning on playing some courses on the RTJ Golf Trail in June.  We are looking at playing the courses at Grand National and Capitol Hill.  Looking to hear whether anyone thinks it would be better to skip one of the 5 courses at these 2 places in order to play Cambrian Ridge.

Thanks,

Pat

I just played both courses. Capitol Hill has the Senator course shut down as they are redoing the greens. I am not sure how long the it will be shut down.The Legislator and Judge are open and are in fantastic shape. Both are great courses I suggest playing. 

Grand National has two fun tracts also. The Links course is longer and tougher whereas the Lakes course has water on a lot of its holes. If I had to pick one to play, it would be the Lakes course.

I haven’t played Cambrian Ridge yet, but I’d choose to play Ross Bridge first. It’s just one 18 hole course, but absolutely worth playing. Unique, challenging, and beautiful holes.

 

[Headhammer]

Capital Hill is great, really love The Judge. I think most would agree that Ross Bridge is the jewel of the trail and if you were going to play just one that would be it. 

[BigtazzGolf]

RTJ courses are great. Something our group does when we go down is to find the hidden jewel course and play a round there as well. Do a lil search and you'd be surprised how good some of these courses can be compared to other courses.


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[WaffleHouseTour]

For five years I organized trips for 12-16 guys from Iowa to the RTJ in the spring. One of our favorites was always the short courses. So whatever you pick, keep that in consideration. We always finished the day with a skills challenge or some crazy games on the par three course. That tilts it to the Grand National and Cambrian.




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[MarkCPA]

On 5/24/2020 at 9:33 AM, Mtbryant01 said:

I haven’t played Cambrian Ridge yet, but I’d choose to play Ross Bridge first. It’s just one 18 hole course, but absolutely worth playing. Unique, challenging, and beautiful holes.

 

Absolutely!   I played there two weeks ago.   It’s just a real nice test of golf and a terrific piece of property.   

[MarkCPA]

Oops!   Forgot this cover that I brought back with me.