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Hole #9 (Taken 11/2008)
3 / 147ft.
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Hole #9 Tee
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3/22/2011 
3/23/2011
Review By: Metatron Played: 60 Reviewed: 2 Exp: 10.2 Years
This review was updated on 3/26/2011
Pros: Course is easy to follow. There were about a dozen or so discs available to use near the first tee including putters and approach(dont steal them). There are bars, food, and fishing opportunities close by. beginners course.
Cons: incredibly simple. some holes are more like putts.
didn't see any signs of life but the course plays around a baseball and soccer field.
this place is some kind of christian voodoo magic retreat center. you could be sucked into the cult.
didn't see any signs of life but the course plays around a baseball and soccer field.
this place is some kind of christian voodoo magic retreat center. you could be sucked into the cult.
Other Thoughts: kevin do not drive an hour to play here. go to scarboro hills instead.
0 of 6 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review Calling all Cubbys, this is your course. 
Pros: The most unique feature this course had was a pile of DGA discs available for use by hole 1. If you forgot a disc you can try out a Reef or a 150 class Squall while you play.
Ace run after ace run, 5 out of 9 are under 150 feet. Holes 3 and 4 are wide open 250-270.
Course was very well maintained.
I would love to have a course like this near me for children, it is perfect for introducing the sport!
Ace run after ace run, 5 out of 9 are under 150 feet. Holes 3 and 4 are wide open 250-270.
Course was very well maintained.
I would love to have a course like this near me for children, it is perfect for introducing the sport!
Cons: Course is a beginner course, that lacks challenge for experienced players.
Tees are just small white markers level with the grass, no tee signs or method of finding the markers if grass is longer than an inch.
Soccer feild can be a danger on hole 8, it should be OB.
Tees are just small white markers level with the grass, no tee signs or method of finding the markers if grass is longer than an inch.
Soccer feild can be a danger on hole 8, it should be OB.
Other Thoughts: Experienced players should bring a friend because trash talking is the most fun thing at this course. You can play a putter round, swap discs, do amini ace race, buy course is too small and simple to take seriously.
This course is similar to Hyatt in MD, Cubby would love empting his bag on every hole.
This course is similar to Hyatt in MD, Cubby would love empting his bag on every hole.
1 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Very Basic Introduction
Pros:
Minimal chance to lose a disc. Beginner-appropriate discs near tee #1.
Minimal chance to lose a disc. Beginner-appropriate discs near tee #1.
Cons:
Single tee (small white blocks flush with thick grass)/single basket. Corner of t-ball field, soccer field, tennis court could come into play.
Single tee (small white blocks flush with thick grass)/single basket. Corner of t-ball field, soccer field, tennis court could come into play.
Other Thoughts:
Course plays in a clockwise-direction in the open grassy areas between various sports fields. Almost entirely wide open. A 420' hole, a couple mid-200's, remainder from upper 100s all the way down to 82'! A suitable course to introduce younger kids to the game - as long as the other fields aren't in use.
Course plays in a clockwise-direction in the open grassy areas between various sports fields. Almost entirely wide open. A 420' hole, a couple mid-200's, remainder from upper 100s all the way down to 82'! A suitable course to introduce younger kids to the game - as long as the other fields aren't in use.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
Take a first timer here. 
Pros: Baskets are nice and new. There are plenty of discs available for new comers, which I think this is basically what the course is for- newcomers. Lots of other activities at the center, tennis, baseball etc. Props for including a course as well.
Cons: Tees can be a bit hard to find as they are just bricks planted in the ground. Course is extremely easy, 2 or 3 holes are wide open shots with no trees or other obstacles. On 3 holes I used my putter from the tee. For anyone with experience course offers little more than putting practice.
Other Thoughts: With those cons said, I still think its nice they put a course in here. If you're introducing someone to the sport its a great place to take them as its not at all overwhelming.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
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