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Jumonville Glen reviews
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Primitive 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 24, 2011
Played the course:once
Pros:
An opportunity to throw discs is always welcome.
Quality map (under Links) quite useful.
Quality map (under Links) quite useful.
Cons:
The baskets are quite shallow and the circumference of the ring holding the chains is smaller than normal.
No marked tee locations. Simply tee off from near the previous basket, except for holes 6, 8, and 9, where you'll need to estimate from where to tee - the map is a necessary aid.
Plays near/across tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball/soccer field, road, and walking paths.
No marked tee locations. Simply tee off from near the previous basket, except for holes 6, 8, and 9, where you'll need to estimate from where to tee - the map is a necessary aid.
Plays near/across tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball/soccer field, road, and walking paths.
Other Thoughts:
Despite the tee/basket shortcomings, the course was fun to play. While on the flat and open side, wooded holes 6-7 offered some challenge, and a few of the other holes had some trees somewhat near the basket.
The map is essential to help orient and guide you. If you park at Andrew's Lodge then cross the street, basket-2 will be to your left, and basket-3 to your right.
Learning how to putt successfully on these baskets will make putting on conventional baskets seem extremely easy!
The map is essential to help orient and guide you. If you park at Andrew's Lodge then cross the street, basket-2 will be to your left, and basket-3 to your right.
Learning how to putt successfully on these baskets will make putting on conventional baskets seem extremely easy!
