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Willow Creek Park reviews
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cbrd
Experience:
11 years
28 played
5 reviews
Ok for beginners/new disc testing 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 24, 2013
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
- Unless you shank one into a yard, you will not lose a disc
- This course plays easy and has many birdie opportunities
- Good for beginning players or if you are trying to learn a new disc
- This course plays easy and has many birdie opportunities
- Good for beginning players or if you are trying to learn a new disc
Cons:
- #1 has a playground that's not only in play, but is kid-hazardous. If you're a RHBH, beware.
- If you play after it has rained, bring your waders. It gets very muddy.
- There are lots of runners/kids riding bikes/etc.
- If you play after it has rained, bring your waders. It gets very muddy.
- There are lots of runners/kids riding bikes/etc.
4
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Joshua1972
Experience:
15.9 years
15 played
15 reviews
Fun little Par 3 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 7, 2008
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Nicely maintained park, very clean. Good tee pads, most of the baskets are in good shape. No chance of losing a disk on this course unless you do something silly, like forget to pick up your driver when you throw your 2nd shot...
Cons:
The first tee shot is right along a kids playground. Depending on the time of day/year you may have to be very careful with your drive. A couple holes throw near a semi-busy road, again you need to be careful with your drives. Also a couple holes have a sidewalk that comes into play so be mindful of pedestrians using the park. A creek also comes into play, in most cases its small enough to jump over. But if there has been signifigant recent precip this could be a soggy course to play.
Other Thoughts:
All in all a nice course. I will definately play it again.
