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**lionsiy** · 06-22-2011, 11:39 PM

+2 on Rivers Edge, and I agree with Drumdog on Long Bay, both are challenging and a lot of fun to play. I will be playing at The Big Cats courses in July myself in a tournament, if you play there I recommend Tiger's Eye, Leopard's Chase, Panther's Run and finally Loin's Paw in that order. The 1st 2 are a lot of fun. If you are in central MB try to get on King's North, again I believe you will enjoy it. Have fun and post plenty of pics.

A few years ago I played both Panther's Run and Lion's Paw and enjoyed them. They were still building the Tiger course and hadn't named it yet.
I gave the pro a suggestion and he just glared at me....Tiger's Woods. I guess he didn't like my idea or something since his glare almost burned a hole in my chest.

06-22-2011, 11:39 PM	#23
lionsiy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 565 Senior Member	+2 on Rivers Edge, and I agree with Drumdog on Long Bay, both are challenging and a lot of fun to play. I will be playing at The Big Cats courses in July myself in a tournament, if you play there I recommend Tiger's Eye, Leopard's Chase, Panther's Run and finally Loin's Paw in that order. The 1st 2 are a lot of fun. If you are in central MB try to get on King's North, again I believe you will enjoy it. Have fun and post plenty of pics. A few years ago I played both Panther's Run and Lion's Paw and enjoyed them. They were still building the Tiger course and hadn't named it yet. I gave the pro a suggestion and he just glared at me....Tiger's Woods. I guess he didn't like my idea or something since his glare almost burned a hole in my chest.
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