Clinton Country Club

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• Anynomous

  18 April 2018

  This is a hidden gem in Mill Hall! The food is excellent. The burgers are HUGE, as is the peanut butter pie (the Graham cracker crust is at least half an inch thick and delicious). The menu selection is varied, so there's something for everyone. The atmosphere is a bit like a sports bar, but there's a dining room away from the bar for a quieter atmosphere. Overall, we really enjoy dining here.

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• Anynomous

  17 April 2018

  some fun holes, some nasty ones too. nice kitchen but the hamburgers were way too big and took too long to make. Hole 18 is pretty weird where you hit just to the right of the club house/restaurant. Don't hook your wedge shot on this par 3 or you will hit the outside diners! Hole 2 is great for losing balls. Some scenic views of a river on the back nine. The people were all nice!!

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• Anynomous

  14 December 2017

  Nice golf course. Only gripe would be some of the holes are not marked very well

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• Anynomous

  12 September 2017

  Course in ok shape. Still wet from recent rains. Good guy in process shop.

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• Anynomous

  31 July 2017

  Course in great condition. Layout challenging without being too tough. Recommend for any golfer. Bar food and beer at the turn.

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• Anynomous

  20 July 2017

  This is a hidden gem in Mill Hall! The food is excellent. The burgers are HUGE, as is the peanut butter pie (the Graham cracker crust is at least half any inch thick and delicious). The menu selection is varied, so there's something for everyone. The atmosphere is a bit like a sports bar, but there's a dining room away from the bar for a quieter atmosphere. Overall, we really enjoy dining here.

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• Anynomous

  11 June 2017

  Awesome food service was slow

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• Anynomous

  24 April 2017

  Course has seen much better days. It appears as though there mowers are broken because the "fairways" are more like first cut anywhere else. The rough would be considered long for U.S. Open standards. The greens are slow, bunkers low on sand. There is debris all over the place as you can see with the picture of the fallen tree beside the green with stacked firewood next to it. This type of stuff is prevalent all over the course. Now the layout, both par 5s on the back 9 require you to tee off with less than driver if you hit the ball farther than about 250. Tee boxes are crowned on numerous holes. The closing holes on both 9s are par 3s that are 130 and 90 yds around an interchange of crossing carts. The driving range has a sign stating that you can't hit any clubs longer than 220 yds. The $6 bucket of balls that you get has about 30 balls that look like they were purchased sometime around the turn of the century. There is one target on the range at about 70 yds. On a positive note, the tee box at the range is grass. I paid $23 for the round with cart and felt like I paid too much! Needless to say, I won't come back.

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• Anynomous

  18 March 2017

  Great food, good golfcourse

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• Anynomous

  28 October 2016

  Very accessible...nice course

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