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Hole #18
Hole #18 
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Hole #18 Blue Tee
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6/15/2008 
6/15/2008
Pros: Great design, a featured a-tier tournament is held there, long with a mix of open and woods, great signs and tees, great views.
Cons: Poison ivy is thick and on most holes, can be overgrown, easy to lose a disc.
5 of 13 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review A Columbus Gem 
Pros: A very well maintained course. Benches at each tee made the waits at each tee more comfortable.
This course was easy to follow in general but with the addition of descriptive tee signs at both tees on each hole, navigating this course was a breeze. The only hole that would have been a bit tough to find is #10 where you end up going into the woods through a little trail but luckily some of the locals helped me out when it got to that point.
Speaking of tees, each hole usually had two concrete tees with the aforementioned excellent tee signs.
This course was easy to follow in general but with the addition of descriptive tee signs at both tees on each hole, navigating this course was a breeze. The only hole that would have been a bit tough to find is #10 where you end up going into the woods through a little trail but luckily some of the locals helped me out when it got to that point.
Speaking of tees, each hole usually had two concrete tees with the aforementioned excellent tee signs.
Cons: This course is pretty crowded. There was usually a wait time at each tee on the front 9. The back 9 didn't have very much traffic the day I played.
Other Thoughts: One of the stand out holes for me was #2 where you are throwing down towards the dam. There isn't a chance that you'll lose a disc in the water, just a great downhill hole with a scenic backdrop.
The front 9 plays open and mostly flat or slightly down hill. There are a few trees to add some challenge and the blue tees add a good amount of length for those of you with big arms. The back 9 play mostly uphill through the woods with the first few holes playing next to a ravine. I'd imagine getting discs out of there wouldn't be too fun. I didn't get a chance to play holes A-I since it was getting dark so I can't comment on those at all.
Overall this was a fun city course and most definitely worth a stop if you in or around Columbus. Chances are you'll have a bit of a crowd to deal with but you'll be rewarded with a nice mix of holes and plenty of hills to make sure you get a good work out.
The front 9 plays open and mostly flat or slightly down hill. There are a few trees to add some challenge and the blue tees add a good amount of length for those of you with big arms. The back 9 play mostly uphill through the woods with the first few holes playing next to a ravine. I'd imagine getting discs out of there wouldn't be too fun. I didn't get a chance to play holes A-I since it was getting dark so I can't comment on those at all.
Overall this was a fun city course and most definitely worth a stop if you in or around Columbus. Chances are you'll have a bit of a crowd to deal with but you'll be rewarded with a nice mix of holes and plenty of hills to make sure you get a good work out.
15 of 15 people found this review helpful.
first hole is one of the best
Pros: first hole looking at the dam is awesome, nice mix of wood and open holes,
Cons: easy to lose a disc in the summer in the woods especially if you roll off the cliff, course can be crowded because it is far and away the best course in columbus
Other Thoughts: Columbus needs another course to compete and help the course lose some of the traffic
6 of 9 people found this review helpful.
best course in columbus 
Pros: multiple tees and basket placements. front 9 is long and open. back 9 is wooded with some long holes mixed in there. the third 9 is very nice and mixes heavy woods and open fields. good baskets and tee pads.
Cons: not much wrong here.
3 of 9 people found this review helpful.
played March Madness 07
Pros: front holes are open, up and down open shots but it surely can be windy, thick wooded shots multiple pads, and the open holes are lined ob for touney time - get to throw right up towards the damn
Cons: have only to play there once
Other Thoughts: site of a big A-Tier - +18 holes well worth the trip
2 of 9 people found this review helpful.
Disc Golf Rules! 
Pros: Long and open near the dam, and tight and wooded in the back. 27 hole course. The additional 9 that was added recently (holes a-I) didn't really add much to the original course in my opinion, but the more holes the better.
3 of 11 people found this review helpful.
Vaccum
Pros: Scenic,difficult,and a mixed variety of shots
Cons: crowded
1 of 12 people found this review helpful.
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