Jugendherberge Sargenroth reviews
3
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Quick around the hostel 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Dec 20, 2017
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
-Good beginner/family-friendly course, that plays around the property of a youth hostel.
-The layout is very good compared to the small size of the area. The few wooded holes at the end of the course increase the difficulty and will also challenge advanced players..
-You can play quick rounds (solo-30 min).
-Baskets and signs were in great condition..
-The layout is very good compared to the small size of the area. The few wooded holes at the end of the course increase the difficulty and will also challenge advanced players..
-You can play quick rounds (solo-30 min).
-Baskets and signs were in great condition..
Cons:
-Not really reasonable for advanced/pro players. Most holes are very short and playable/reachable with a putter only.
-While the first holes are family friendly and perfectly fine to introduce people to disc golf, i found that the last holes in the wooded area are a bit hard and exceedingly difficult. Some tree passages are very tight.
-No real tees.
-While the first holes are family friendly and perfectly fine to introduce people to disc golf, i found that the last holes in the wooded area are a bit hard and exceedingly difficult. Some tree passages are very tight.
-No real tees.
Other Thoughts:
-The hostel itself seemed very nice and clean. In my eyes they did a good job with this course to introduce disc golf to families and young people.
-Not worth a drive for advanced players.
-If you dont stay there, they ask for a 2€ fee to play all day.
-Not worth a drive for advanced players.
-If you dont stay there, they ask for a 2€ fee to play all day.
3
0
Sargenroth 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 25, 2012
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
For the really small amount of land on this property, the designer did a pretty adequate job of making an okay putt and approach course. The course has short easy ace runs as well as very tightly wooded tunnel shots.
The biggest pro this course has is its equipment. Discgolfpark provides great signs and baskets, as well as a brick line that serves as a tee. Since cement tees are very rare in Germany, this is about as good as it gets.
Aside from these two, I can't really think of any pros...it's a very plain course.
The biggest pro this course has is its equipment. Discgolfpark provides great signs and baskets, as well as a brick line that serves as a tee. Since cement tees are very rare in Germany, this is about as good as it gets.
Aside from these two, I can't really think of any pros...it's a very plain course.
Cons:
This youth hostel doesn't have a very memorable or attractive course. It does, however, do its job of providing entertainment to those who happen to be in the area. With the only challenge provided being the few wooded shots near the end of the course, the best word to describe this course is "comfortable".
This course is denoted as pay2play on the German Disc Golf website (discgolf.de), but nobody came out and said anything during my three rounds here. I'd imagine that they'll probably charge you if you go in to rent discs though.
This course is denoted as pay2play on the German Disc Golf website (discgolf.de), but nobody came out and said anything during my three rounds here. I'd imagine that they'll probably charge you if you go in to rent discs though.
Other Thoughts:
Not the most attractive disc golf course in Germany by any means. Definitely not worth a trip by itself unless you happen to be in the area and are hungry for disc golf.
Pictures are up and course information page is 100% accurate!
Pictures are up and course information page is 100% accurate!