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Open and HOT Pros: 1) Good for all skill levels
2) well Mowed fairways
3) Navigation is fairly self explanitory
4) good signs for each hole (although one was missing)
5) good use of elevation in an open field setting
2) well Mowed fairways
3) Navigation is fairly self explanitory
4) good signs for each hole (although one was missing)
5) good use of elevation in an open field setting
Cons: 1) grass tees
2) All holes from like 225' to 350' ... no real long holes
3) WIDE OPEN
4) very hot in summer
2) All holes from like 225' to 350' ... no real long holes
3) WIDE OPEN
4) very hot in summer
Other Thoughts: course was well built considering it's mostly in an open field. Many Birdie/ Ace oppurtunities for anyone who has a 300' accurate drive.
VERY hot in summer, no shade, bring extra water
VERY hot in summer, no shade, bring extra water
Report this Review It was the best of times...it was the worst of times... 
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2/5/2010 
2/5/2010
Review By: rolltidegopokes Played: 16 Reviewed: 13 Exp: 7.2 Years
This review was updated on 2/6/2010
Pros: You can see the basket from nearly every tee box and make your decision on which disc to use each time. I have taken pictures of each tee box and sign, however the file sizes are too big on the photos. This is a decent course to teach a friend or child to learn on.
Cons: It's not a challenging course really. Very few obstacles. I used only 3 discs throughout the course. Distances can be overthrown easily by an experienced player. In addition to this, I was very disappointed in the distances between pins and subsequent tee pads. Sometimes there were more distances between holes than in the holes themselves.
Other Thoughts: I have met the course designer and can say that this is not exactly the best course he has designed. I believe that this course could have been better, but I can understand site limitations and college budgets can affect the overall experience of the game. I would not recommend this as a sole destination to play at, however if you are going through the area or are stopping by Livingston, this would be worth throwing to get your arm warm and to also add another course to your playing history.
beginner friendly 
Pros: Nice use of hilly terrain. most holes play either up or downhill and some are shooting into the sides of hills. Good course for beginners as there are not a lot of real obstacles. I took my 10 year old and his friend and they were ok there.
Cons: Not a great amount of hole variety. Trees and obstacles are kind of sparse. many holes are just about wide open although there is elevation change. No standout signature holes. Course does not appear to be well maintained as grass was high in areas and some tee signs were either on the ground or missing entirely. Tees are natural and some were overgrown with grass. The course flows ok but there are no signs directing you to the next tee so we spent some time looking for them. No sign at the beginning of the course and no maps to help you get started. There were no bathrooms or other facilities that I saw. The course is next to a student center but it did not appear to be open.
Other Thoughts: I enjoyed playing there but it is not a course I would put a priority on playing again. Nice if you're in the area but probably not worth a drive. It is an easy course and not very long so if you are new to the sport and/or have children it might work for you. Roads and softball fields are OB and can come into play but are pretty easily avoided by experienced players.
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Tiger Trail @ The University of West Alabama 
Pros: * Great for all skill levels.
* Easy to navigate
* Beautiful area and family friendly
* Easy to navigate
* Beautiful area and family friendly
Cons: * Open course so wind can come into play
* Tee signs scheduled to be installed, but as of 1/24/09 not installed.
* Tee signs scheduled to be installed, but as of 1/24/09 not installed.
Other Thoughts: * All roads and softball fields OB.
* Course designed by Tom Monroe
* Course designed by Tom Monroe
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