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Reviews: 9
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Very Nice course!
Pros: distances are short, which is great for chances of an Ace. Been playing since the 90s and tired of courses with long holes that dont give ya a chance for the ace, but this course is the bomb for that! They say this course is heavily wooded.... not at all. this is a sparsely wooded course..... I hate courses that are heavily wooded and too hilly. This course is a very excellent landscape IMO.
Cons: missing a basket at one of the holes
Other Thoughts: I love this course alot because of its short distances. This weighs heavily in my rating of courses because when you've had a few Aces, you want more and this course gives me that chance.
1 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review Great course if it hasnt rained in 3 days
Pros: The small creek winding through the course makes for interesting shot decisions. The short course has a few open area, but most of the shots run through at least some trees to a great deal of trees making for varied play.
Cons: One hole has been missing its basket now for months. When it rains the entire course turns into a flooded muddy mess and the creek becomes so swift that any disc thrown near it is gone instantly.
Other Thoughts: Other then hole 18 the course could be used to teach others the basics of disc golf. Some of the holes are very straight forward and good for teaching kids or those new to the sport.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Rainbow city
Pros: a very beautiful course with a trails a pond, a stream. It has duel tee boxes maintained well. provides interesting shots through trees
Cons: I find the baskets a little close to the next tee and there is a walking trail in the sports complex (but does not cross between the tee and basket). needs more trash cans.
Other Thoughts: I am very happy to see a disc golf course in my home town and plan to play it very often, its not perfect but enjoyable to play. This course is not about throwing the disc a s far as you can but a skilled well placed throw with the exception of a few wholes. All in all its a good course.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful.
bring your patience cap and dont wear good shoes.
Pros: Definately the most challenging place in the area. Multiple tee and pin placements means it changes up frequently. benches, trash cans and places to hang your bag on every hole.
Cons: lots of turning creeks on most of the course you will most likely be getting wet. Never ever play here within a week after heavy rainfall you will probably get trench foot. Lots of trees to hit and piss you off.
Other Thoughts: Ive had great rounds here and some crappy ones . always remember its just a game and dont let this place get to you.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Good wooded course
Pros: This mostly wooded course offers a nice flow through mature trees with a small stream winding through many fairways, making for many obstacles and out of bounds. Everything on this course seems to be in great shape and the baskets looked to be maybe 2-3 years old tops and all were secure in the ground.
Water comes into play on maybe 8 holes but only 1 & 18 where you throw near or over a pond respectively is where you are likely to lose plastic. The stream winds across and sometimes parallel with the fairways but is pretty small (2-3' across, 6"-2' deep) so any shots that go into the stream are easily recovered.
Two regular sized cement tee pads are at each hole with the Hole number on a short post by the small pads. I played one from each and for the most part, the long tees varied from the short tees, not only by distance but the lines changed as well.
This is more of a course where accuracy is more important than distance, even though there are a few open holes that lets you air them out.
Parking lot is huge and there are baseball fields and a playground there as well. A port-a-potty is in the parking lot too. A paved walking trail goes around the course.
Water comes into play on maybe 8 holes but only 1 & 18 where you throw near or over a pond respectively is where you are likely to lose plastic. The stream winds across and sometimes parallel with the fairways but is pretty small (2-3' across, 6"-2' deep) so any shots that go into the stream are easily recovered.
Two regular sized cement tee pads are at each hole with the Hole number on a short post by the small pads. I played one from each and for the most part, the long tees varied from the short tees, not only by distance but the lines changed as well.
This is more of a course where accuracy is more important than distance, even though there are a few open holes that lets you air them out.
Parking lot is huge and there are baseball fields and a playground there as well. A port-a-potty is in the parking lot too. A paved walking trail goes around the course.
Cons: Only a few minor things that I see could use some improvement. Tee signs would be nice because on certain holes, you can't see the pin. Also, arrows on the basket that point you in the direction of the next tee would be helpful.
The course was quite muddy when we were there even through it hadn't rained in a few days. I would recommend bringing a change of shoes and socks if it recently rained.
The course was quite muddy when we were there even through it hadn't rained in a few days. I would recommend bringing a change of shoes and socks if it recently rained.
Other Thoughts: I had a hard time finding Tee 1 so I started on 13. Based on other reviews, I was looking for a shed, and those were by the ball fields. So, from the gravel parking lot, look into the woods for a large brown, metal-roofed pavilion. There is also a pond there. Tee 1 is to the right of the pond and pavilion.
This is definitely a unique course and I had a lot of fun playing it. I would not hesitate to stop here on a road trip and play it again. It is about 10 minutes off of the highway. It is fairly beginner friendly but this is more of an intermediate level course.
This is definitely a unique course and I had a lot of fun playing it. I would not hesitate to stop here on a road trip and play it again. It is about 10 minutes off of the highway. It is fairly beginner friendly but this is more of an intermediate level course.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Very enjoyable
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9/2/2010 
9/13/2010
Review By: livinitupzzz Played: 11 Reviewed: 3 Exp: 4.1 Years
This review was updated on 4/10/2012
Pros: Fun, enjoyable, easy stroll.
Short even for a beginner like myself (playing 4-5 months)
Most holes are easy pars.
First 13-14 holes were east to navigate I think it's the transition from 14-15 that is a little tricky.
Amateur tees are probably best for young kids in most situations.
Surprisingly- a very pretty course. Wasn't expecting it when I drove up.
Not busy.
Nice and New.
Well Manicured.
Short even for a beginner like myself (playing 4-5 months)
Most holes are easy pars.
First 13-14 holes were east to navigate I think it's the transition from 14-15 that is a little tricky.
Amateur tees are probably best for young kids in most situations.
Surprisingly- a very pretty course. Wasn't expecting it when I drove up.
Not busy.
Nice and New.
Well Manicured.
Cons: Didn't feel very challenged.
Wouldn't be a problem next time but there are a few holes that water (winding stream) comes into play that you can't really tell it from the tee box.
Took me a while to find the start of the course.
Wouldn't be a problem next time but there are a few holes that water (winding stream) comes into play that you can't really tell it from the tee box.
Took me a while to find the start of the course.
Other Thoughts: Hole 1 starts right around the shed and 18 ends there as well.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful.
Short fun in the woods
Pros: Good wooded course for beginners, has a variety of holes with a fair mix of shots required. A few creeks and ponds add extra challenge and beauty. Thick woods reward accuracy.
Cons: Many of the holes are simply too short. Most of the front nine can be played with nothing longer than a mid-range disc. The first hole that allows you to test your distance is 13. Some of the pin placements among trees place too much value on luck rather than a well-placed approach. (5 and 15 come to mind)
Other Thoughts: Practice basket is a plus. Long shot over pond on 18 makes for a true "signature hole", something I find lacking on so many other courses.
6 of 6 people found this review helpful.
Pros: Its a great amatuer course as even from the pro pads most of the pins are very reachable if you have a 200 ft throw. There is a nice lake which comes into play on holes one and 18 (and 17 if you're really unlucky). There's a nice variety of shots; S-curves, straight, left, right. This is a great course to take the family out to play or test your woods accuracy. Pro and Am tee pads and plans for more pin placements makes this course potentially very variable. This is a brand new course with lots of potential.
Cons: The front nine is very clustered together. Tee pads and pins from consecutive holes are in very close proximity to each other making it unlikely to be able to hold a major event. This is minor but because its basically a brand new course it hasn't had a lot of play and as a result many of the fariways are very rough and there are a LOT of things that need to be cleaned up.
Other Thoughts: As the only course in the area its nice to have somewhere to play in that area. Its very short and the front nine is very wooded testing your accuracy and disc endurance.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Pros: Very nice short course with both pro and am pads. Quite wooded with creeks coming into play on several holes and a large pond that can swallow discs on #1 and #18.
Cons: New course with signs of clearing and construction. If it has rained, the course gets quite muddy. It also lacks bridges in some key areas, making crossing the creeks an adventure.
Other Thoughts: This course, over time, could develop into a great gem. It just needs more play and time to recover from the construction scars.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
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