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4.00 star(s)
Ouch....weeeeee
This is the course to play if you want to be tested.
There is huge distance, there are tight fairways (sometimes on the same hole).
This is how a disc golf course should be made.
This would be a 4.9 or maybe a 5 except for crappy tee-pads and tall grass.
The only other con is...
1.50 star(s)
used to be great
It is a disc golf course.
The hole lay out is actually fun to play.
There are some huge elevation changes (ok, not huge... but decent).
There are some very open and some very tight holes.
There is plenty of parking
There are walking trails and a really big, really cool...
4.00 star(s)
Downtown with open space
This is a great course. Nice elavation changes.
Nice mix of long and short, left and right, up and down.
This course will help you develop a complete game.
The holes are laid out to make good use of the trees available, most trees here make you change the shot you...
4.50 star(s)
Old Skool
Easy enough for beginners with enough challenge for more advanced players.
Very dedicated group of locals do a nice job keeping it clean. Plenty of shade.
There are mulitple tees and pins on each hole. You will need to be able to make all of the throws (flat, hyzer, anhyzer, rollers...
2.50 star(s)
As everyone has said it is a pretty good use of the space available. There are a nice variety of shots to be made. Not too much interaction between fairways.
Signage needs to be improved. There are a few shots that go over teh parking lot or near where kids play and I think the 2 water holes are...
The concept of PAR and the arguments concerning all 3 or variable are pointless untill there is a true universal guideline that says if this hole meets this criteria then it is par 4.:)
And besides if you have played or ran a tournament you know that it is the total that matters. So if I play...
I started with just a beadless aviar (June 87). I played with that for a couple of years and it helped me develop a lot more distance. I can still (I am 42) throw an aviar putt and approach 325+ feet. But I can throw distance plastic easily in the mid to upper 400's.
4.00 star(s)
Down on the farm
This is a course that will test you. Very well laid out in a very logical progression. This course has everything (even a llama). Hard to imagine being bored playing this course.
Privately owned so not always open.
Scott Papa is one of the nicest people you will meet. The...
0.50 star(s)
Hmmmmm
It is a course. It is good for your short game. If you feel the need for aces, this is the course
Poorly maintained. Can be tough to navigate
Once shot 43 with a fast back