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Hole #16 (Taken 7/2011)
Hole #16 (Taken 7/2011) 
3 / 320ft.
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Hole #16 Tee
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Nostalgic but boring 
5+ 
10/29/2010 
10/29/2010
Pros: The steep hill at Elision helps to make a few interesting drives. Also a great hole with three levels.
Cons: I find this course to be incredibly boring. Almost all the shots are wide open and easy. This course has incredible importance in the history of disc golf but, that doesn't mean should flock to play it.
Other Thoughts: I don't like playing this course but you can't argue its importance.
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Needs Work
Pros: nice open course. Locals are pretty friendly and helpfull.
Cons: tees are terrible - most are so rutted that people don't use them. The 9th tee for instance is probally 10x15 now due to people throwing from the sides and front.
Other Thoughts: We played around noon time.. we had traveled all day and need to use the bathrooms... they were LOCKED!!! This is a very popular park so you can't just "go behind a tree". We did enjoy playing tho.
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