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Ber Juan Park reviews
3
0
dj3k
Experience:
11.8 years
34 played
11 reviews
2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Feb 4, 2014
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Forgiving for beginners.
Not too challenging due to wide open and not many trees to navigate around - Again, good for beginners.
Not too challenging due to wide open and not many trees to navigate around - Again, good for beginners.
Cons:
Multi-use park. Be careful of pedestrians and people that have no idea they are walking around on a disc golf course.
The tee pad on hole one is too short.
No other tee pads other than hole one.
Very susceptible to windy conditions due to being on a mostly open hillside.
Watch out for the disc-sucking lake that some into play on three or four holes.
The tee pad on hole one is too short.
No other tee pads other than hole one.
Very susceptible to windy conditions due to being on a mostly open hillside.
Watch out for the disc-sucking lake that some into play on three or four holes.
Other Thoughts:
Not a bad course. Play there one time for about every fifteen times (for a little variety) I play at LCDGC, the other course in town that is way better.
1
1
Bigben932
Experience:
15.2 years
8 played
6 reviews
Ber Juan 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 30, 2012
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
A reasonable course. Good layout with 9 varying holes. The centre offers maps w/ scorecard for free
Not to many trees
Not to many trees
Cons:
High edge baskets,
No concrete tee offs except for hole 1.
Stupid disc eating lake
Only hole 5 should be par 4
hole 3 trees I hate
No concrete tee offs except for hole 1.
Stupid disc eating lake
Only hole 5 should be par 4
hole 3 trees I hate
Other Thoughts:
2 rating is for a reasonable course. If this course had proper tees and markers to follow this course would be a 3-4 rating.
Pro tees don't offer any additional challenge or distance more than 20 feet except for hole 5.
Haven't played on a windy day, but I am sure this would add a much greater challenge due to the amount of hills.
Pro tees don't offer any additional challenge or distance more than 20 feet except for hole 5.
Haven't played on a windy day, but I am sure this would add a much greater challenge due to the amount of hills.
2
2
dragonhide
Experience:
14.7 years
8 played
2 reviews
A good start 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 18, 2010
Played the course:once
Pros:
In a populated place, near a lot of activities- something for everybody!
Nice elevations
Nice map with aerial view- a MUST for first time!
Can buy discs at the store in the community center.
Disc Golf!
Nice elevations
Nice map with aerial view- a MUST for first time!
Can buy discs at the store in the community center.
Disc Golf!
Cons:
Tee points hard to find, just dirt spots with red spraypaint on the ground.
Hole #1 doesnt have a map/scorecard
Must go inside the community center and ask for a map
Hole #1 doesnt have a map/scorecard
Must go inside the community center and ask for a map
Other Thoughts:
Be sure to go inside the community center right at hole #1 and ask for a map...
1
0
BerJuanDuffer
Experience:
26 years
2 played
1 reviews
First round 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 2, 2009
Played the course:once
Pros:
Temporary tee markers are now placed. They are intended to mark the back side of a future tee pad. Flags point in the direction of the target (if you hold them out). Maps coming to the Centre in a few days.
Cons:
Permanent tee markers and pads are still a few months away. Tee 2 is the most difficult to find if you are not familiar with the course. You must walk around the SE corner of the splash zone and find tee 2 near where the concrete paths meet.
Other Thoughts:
Most targets are clearly visible from their tees. Exceptions: Target 4 is up the hill a few hundred feet and to the right about 40 feet. Target 8 is up on the dam.
