Leaves leaves leaves!!!!

[dirt magnet]

What are the cleanest courses "leaf-wise" around the region this time of year?

I played Nation last Saturday morning and there was nary a leaf to be seen. I then went for a round at Manderley in the afternoon and had trouble locating my many of my shots under the blanket of maple leaves.

[Weazl]

Outaouais has fans on the back of tractors and blows them to the sides, its fantastic!!!!

[Sakuraba]

I would think Marshes would be fairly leaf-free, as there aren't that many trees around, but I've never played it in the fall.

[fourlights]

Cloverdale and stonebridge.

[Ruskie]

They blow them off the fairways at Cartier. I think Meadows does the same.

[leftylucas]

Hawkesbury, lots of pines, few leaves

[fundonny]

I'll tell you which one is probably the worst - Sorcier. If you miss the green, good luck!

[dirt magnet]

Glad you mention that fundonny. It was one of the courses I was considering this weekend.

[justsomeguy]

Blowing the leaves off the fairway is fine if you happen to hit a lot of fairways!

Hammond is leaf-free in the fall - nothing but pine trees on the course. Cloverdale has virtually no trees at all, and Anderson Links is pretty wide open too. Pineview is another wide-open and mostly-treeless course.

[nokids]

i lost a few balls today to leaves and it made me think of this thread from last year.

bump.

[quinner]

I thought that EC was alright today as long as you hit it in the right places. This time of year you have to take the leaf dispersion into consideration when planning your hole strategy.

[THUNDAH]

Gatineau is almost leaf free

[Gobble_It]

eQuinelle..except for 17th hole..the leaves were blowing hard across the green today

[BullDog]

Mountain Creek would be good too.