The Medalist Golf Club

Our final installment in our private tour at The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall brings us to holes 16, 17 and 18. Sixteen is fairly straightforward: A 350-yard hole without doglegs is what you will find. Just watch out for a couple of bunkers, one right alongside the green and another featured prominently on the way...

The 19th hole is in sight! Little joke. Actually, the truth is, we're a little bummed that our private tour at The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall is winding down. But wait - let's not count our beers before they're poured - we have lots more play to show you...

Well into the back nine at The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall, our private tour of the course with General Manager Lowell Weaver continues! Now, we're up to some decent real estate - number twelve - a par 3 with a slight dogleg left and plenty of bunkers...

Our private tour at The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall has brought us to holes ten and eleven, two of the more challenging holes on the course. "These are the two most challenging holes anywhere," said Medalist General Manager Lowell Weaver...

Off we go to the ninth hole at The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall, where our private tour continues with General Manager Lowell Weaver. Number nine is a 500+ yard par 5, so a good wallop from the tee, seemingly, is needed. But, Lowell tells us why that might not be a good idea...

Now that we've gotten through The Medalist Golf Club's "little terror" known as the seventh hole, we are faced with hole eight - a decently long, but not-so-wide offering. A par four, number eight is a decently long hole (425 yards from the furthest tee) which doglegs left...

The latest on our private tour of The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall is the par-3 seventh hole, known as the "little terror" according to General Manager Lowell Weaver. Like any other terror, it has the potential to strike fear in your heart, with a major hazard between the tee and the fairway...

We're getting serious now on our private tour at The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall. General Manager Lowell Weaver points out the first few Medalist holes are meant to ease you into your game. After that? Well, the fifth and sixth holes begin to challenge you a bit...

Our private tour of The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall continues, with Medalist General Manager Lowell Weaver. In this segment, we're on the fourth hole. Number four, a par 5, is as much as 567 yards with a narrow fairway. There's plenty of trees on the edges, and a water hazard...

This year's WBCK private tour of The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall includes General Manager Lowell Weaver's own personal advice on how to play the hole. Here, we show you the third hole at Medalist, complete with a flyover and Lowell's plan of attack (and WBCK's Richard Piet trying to employ it)...