Six holes of small-town Iowa golf where the greens fee probably costs less than your breakfast
Six holes of small-town Iowa golf where the greens fee probably costs less than your breakfast. Paullina sits in the northwest corner of the state, the kind of place where you pay on the honor system and nobody's rushing you off the tee. The layout loops twice to make a full round, which means you learn the holes well enough to attack them the second time through. Walking is the default here. Always has been. The course won't test your game the way a championship track would, but that's not the point. Sometimes you just want to walk nine, clear your head, and remember why you started playing in the first place.
