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Dena Dee DGC reviews
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Lazz
Experience:
10.7 years
1 played
1 reviews
Basic 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 22, 2018
Played the course:once
Pros:
Bathrooms
Water
Parking
Good baskets
Easy to navigate
Located in park so the grass is kept cut
Water
Parking
Good baskets
Easy to navigate
Located in park so the grass is kept cut
Cons:
Grass tee pads;
Not many technical or finesse shots;
Some pins are located near community center parking lot which may have a lot of cars--careful of errant shots.
Not many technical or finesse shots;
Some pins are located near community center parking lot which may have a lot of cars--careful of errant shots.
Other Thoughts:
The course is a basic, mostly par three, and presents little challenge for experienced players.
A great game can be had here for beginner's. There were several holes over 400-ft that are marked as par 4. Little or no elevation change.
Front 9 were wide open and short. Back 9 was a little more challenging due to length (over 400 feet and pin location sitting on the edge of very thick woods and brush (do not over throw or you'll need a machete to hack a path into the brambles). All that said, it was a pleasant surprise to find it in small-town Kansas.
Grass tee pass were odd for me, as all courses I frequent have concrete. It wasn't clear exactly where the pad was. Nice baskets; all are marked with hole number. Majority of holes are wide open and under 300-feet. It was pretty easy to follow but several holes were not clearly marked... Hole 10 was a blind dog-leg to the right, which I didn't find out until after I threw to the 11 basket (because I saw it). I couldn't find 18 tee pad.
Better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick. Course is only one year old. I think it's a great start with room for improvement. Would play again!
A great game can be had here for beginner's. There were several holes over 400-ft that are marked as par 4. Little or no elevation change.
Front 9 were wide open and short. Back 9 was a little more challenging due to length (over 400 feet and pin location sitting on the edge of very thick woods and brush (do not over throw or you'll need a machete to hack a path into the brambles). All that said, it was a pleasant surprise to find it in small-town Kansas.
Grass tee pass were odd for me, as all courses I frequent have concrete. It wasn't clear exactly where the pad was. Nice baskets; all are marked with hole number. Majority of holes are wide open and under 300-feet. It was pretty easy to follow but several holes were not clearly marked... Hole 10 was a blind dog-leg to the right, which I didn't find out until after I threw to the 11 basket (because I saw it). I couldn't find 18 tee pad.
Better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick. Course is only one year old. I think it's a great start with room for improvement. Would play again!
