Deis Hill is a very nice course that is set amongst the beautiful rolling hills of Dover. There are plenty of opportunities to air it out, with a few technical holes mixed in.
Deis Hill is ranked #2 in the state, and I can see why that's the case. Each hole sports three concrete tees, very nice tee signs, and quality DGA baskets. The signs have a picture of the hole, and an arrow indicating the basket position. The maps are very descriptive.
This is a big arm's dream! There are many holes that require a big arm rather than an accurate one. However, there are some more technical holes mixed in that will balance out the round.
Three sets of tees that do a good job in providing variety. Red tees are perfect for a newer player, while the whites and blues give you a decent challenge.
Nice kiosk with an information board and a practice basket. The basket is conveniently next to #1's tee.
Maintained very well. All the grass was cut, and there really wasn't much debris or trash to speak of. It's a lot of effort to maintain a big course like this, and they do a good job.
Tons of elevation changes here, and the design takes full advantage of it. There aren't any flat holes.
Very good mix in distances and hole shapes to make things interesting. Tests most of the shots in your game.
While there could be some fresh tape applied to the bottom of the baskets, navigation is pretty simple. There are some signs for tougher holes to navigate.
Pin placements were very challenging, but fair at the same time. Many were tucked in the trees, making a good approach shot critical.
Trash cans scattered about the course, contributing to how clean the park is.
The first tee is really easy to find. You aren't driving through a big park lost, the tee is right next to the entrance.
You'll feel the burn here, and get your workout in! Might invent the Deis Hill Workout Program... guaranteed you'll lose 10 pounds per month