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Teeing It Up in Beautiful Terra Alta for a True “18 Hole Gem”

Naomi Smith by Naomi Smith
July 13, 2023
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By Bill Nestor

This week’s edition of “Tee It Up” took us to Alpine Lake Resort. Located in the mountains of Terra Alta, this 18 hole gem provides a break from the dog days of summer. The mountain air, scenic views, multiple overnight options, modestly priced packages, and, of course, a 150 acre freshwater lake provide all of the makings of a great golf excursion.

The golf course owns an equal number of par threes, par fours, and par fives, (six each) and ranges 6,69 yards from the white tees. The day starts with an easy test, the first hole is the easiest hole on the course and holes two through four are the 16th, 12th, and 14th handicapped allowing some scoring opportunities off the bat.

The par threes at Alpine Lake Resort are some of the toughest in the state, collectively. The number and distance are number three (205 yards), number six (182 yards), and number 18 (181 yards.)

The views at this track are breathtaking and number 10 is one of the most spectacular in the Mountain State. The tee box is extremely elevated and looks out over the heart of the huge lake.  The most intimidating hole is number 17, a 589 par five that doglegs right to an elevated green.

The 18th hole offers a similar view as seen from number 10 and provides the perfect spot to reflect on your round.

If you are looking for an escape from the heat and a great day of golf, try Alpine Lake Resort.

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