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Hole #4 (Taken 4/2010)
3 / 280ft.
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Hole #4 Tee
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1st Time at Kisco
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1/7/2013 
1/7/2013
Pros: great terrain. I loved the fact that the birdies are there you just have to go get em! Not an easy course but I could see shooting par or better as a local. I am a 890 rated player so Pros could rip this up pretty good but even so the fairway shots are not give away's you have to earn em all. Wooded but not ridiculous. Short but not simple.
Cons: tee pads need work. Better signs. I went for an Ice Bowl but I said to myself at least a few times "I'm glad I'm not alone, I wouldn't find some of these tees"
Other Thoughts: During winter months, provide sleds for a nice down hill going to 18 tee by the pump house!!! hahha. Some kids were tearing it up!
1 of 2 people found this review helpful.
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Leonard Park Pros: Nice and secluded (despite being in a big town park), tons of overgrowth to keep out the sun (but little undergrowth), not too challenging but not too easy
Cons: Not well marked
Other Thoughts: Must be even nicer when it's warmer out.
0 of 1 people found this review helpful.
A nice Kisco course
Pros: The terrain is something to brag about. After playing a few holes I met up with some locals, thank god, they were able to show me the course which is very hard to navigate, however, an awesome course if you know your way around.
If playing for the first time, look for other locals or Disc'ers to help guide you along.
I was told that this is one of the original courses in the country from 1974, and that disc golf "started" there (at least in that area)
A really nice hike, and some cool shots that either have a uphill/downhill or across the valley kind of throws.
A challenging course from the 'am' pads with lots of leaves on the ground and a helpful rock wall boundaries.
A must play if traveling through.
If playing for the first time, look for other locals or Disc'ers to help guide you along.
I was told that this is one of the original courses in the country from 1974, and that disc golf "started" there (at least in that area)
A really nice hike, and some cool shots that either have a uphill/downhill or across the valley kind of throws.
A challenging course from the 'am' pads with lots of leaves on the ground and a helpful rock wall boundaries.
A must play if traveling through.
Cons: No signage, the course will be very hard to navigate if you don't have prior knowledge, however, a weekend or evening game should provide some locals to show you around (who seem to all be very nice)
When it rains it pours. The course was so muddy and where it wasn't muddy but should have been the ground had been so saturated that a river was forming over it. But again, with proper hiking boots, or even some kind of shoe you can get wet, you'll be fine.
When it rains it pours. The course was so muddy and where it wasn't muddy but should have been the ground had been so saturated that a river was forming over it. But again, with proper hiking boots, or even some kind of shoe you can get wet, you'll be fine.
Other Thoughts: Very cool course, could use some tender loving care on the signs/pads. It would be nice since the course is already up and designed, now just needs a revamp.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Disc Golf Adventure
Pros: This course is a disc golf adventure where every hole is unique. Very interesting and different from other courses. Lots of elevation and woods. Fairways through the woods are wide enough to get off a good shot. Very cool downhill and uphill shots.
Cons: If you are not a Mt. Kisco resident you must park outside the park and walk in. If you don't like woodsy hilly courses than this is not for you. Can be a bit of a workout with all of the elevation changes....bring tough hiking boots. Some tees can be a bit uneven and rocky (watch out for twisted ankles).
Other Thoughts: Although this is a cool course, I prefer to play the nearby FDR course in Yorktown Heights. It's a bit easier on the feet and legs.
6 of 6 people found this review helpful.
Classic course
Pros: Makes great use of the wooded terrain.
Nice elevation changes
Plenty of birdie chances
Nice elevation changes
Plenty of birdie chances
Cons: Needs some updating on tees and baskets
Other Thoughts: Nice park
4 of 11 people found this review helpful.
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