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Raider Park DGC reviews
4
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Sunday afternoon 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 3, 2013
Played the course:once
Pros:
- Baskets are great. Very condition and have number plates.
- Not very crowded.
- Very good use of the available area for a disc golf course.
- The multiple tees per basket offer a truly unique second look at each basket. In other words, feels like a true 18 hole course even though there's only 9 baskets.
- Signage is pretty good.
- Not very crowded.
- Very good use of the available area for a disc golf course.
- The multiple tees per basket offer a truly unique second look at each basket. In other words, feels like a true 18 hole course even though there's only 9 baskets.
- Signage is pretty good.
Cons:
- No benches or trash cans.
- No restrooms that I've found. Some of the ball field restrooms are generally locked.
- Lacks in distance variety. Many holes are 160 to 210 feet and there's a handful of longer 330+ holes.
- The loop of the course starts on one end of a long parking lot, then ends on the other end. So after hole 9 and hole 18, you have a long walk.
- No restrooms that I've found. Some of the ball field restrooms are generally locked.
- Lacks in distance variety. Many holes are 160 to 210 feet and there's a handful of longer 330+ holes.
- The loop of the course starts on one end of a long parking lot, then ends on the other end. So after hole 9 and hole 18, you have a long walk.
Other Thoughts:
- This course is fun if you don't play it very often. I could see it getting old if played with some frequency.
- The tee pads are natural turf; however they are not clearly marked. There is a tee sign for each hole, but you don't know to tee from the left side or right of the signs. Our group just agreed with each tee where to tee by placing two discs near the sign. For being natural turf, the teeing areas are generally very smooth.
- There is a water hose near the south end of the track which comes in handy during the hot months.
- The tee pads are natural turf; however they are not clearly marked. There is a tee sign for each hole, but you don't know to tee from the left side or right of the signs. Our group just agreed with each tee where to tee by placing two discs near the sign. For being natural turf, the teeing areas are generally very smooth.
- There is a water hose near the south end of the track which comes in handy during the hot months.
