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Hole #19 (Taken 8/2012)
3 / 387ft.
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Hole #19 Tee
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Reviews: 3
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Nice and fun
2-4 
8/26/2012 
5/2/2013
Pros: Fun course! Good use of available land. Mostly technical, short, wooded holes for the 1st 3/4 of the course or so. A lot of putter and mid range shots off the tee. Easy to navigate. Pretty wooded holes. Nice park.
Cons: The only thing I can really think of is the tee pads. They are not awful. But, can get you on a few holes if you are not paying attention to where you are stepping.
Other Thoughts: Good course to get in a quick round, work on putter and mid range tee shots.
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Pros:
Aesthetic--lies in a huge forest and field which are apparently disc golf exclusive in the back section of a large city park/campground.
Teesigns--typical mason county signage. nicely made with distances. no maps.
flow/navigation--didn't get lost once, the flow is pretty easy to follow. not really any extra paths to confuse you on which way to go.
Baskets--Nice, new, chain stars grippy and visible. marked with correct hole numbers.
Variety--A nice variety here. plays through a huge forest with lots of trees. these holes are typically shorter than the field holes which are generally hugely longer.
Benches-- really quite nice throughout the course. the field holes would be a little nicer with some shade but that really can't be controlled.
Aesthetic--lies in a huge forest and field which are apparently disc golf exclusive in the back section of a large city park/campground.
Teesigns--typical mason county signage. nicely made with distances. no maps.
flow/navigation--didn't get lost once, the flow is pretty easy to follow. not really any extra paths to confuse you on which way to go.
Baskets--Nice, new, chain stars grippy and visible. marked with correct hole numbers.
Variety--A nice variety here. plays through a huge forest with lots of trees. these holes are typically shorter than the field holes which are generally hugely longer.
Benches-- really quite nice throughout the course. the field holes would be a little nicer with some shade but that really can't be controlled.
Cons:
Teepads--none or rubber mats. This will likely impove with time. this park is still fairly new.
Risk v Reward--not really any to speak of.
Elevation--none to speak of.
Uncontrollables--Bugs were really bad when we played and the amount of thorny bushes and trees in the rough are a bit rediculous in places... holes 13, 14, 15 were particularly rediculous.
Teepads--none or rubber mats. This will likely impove with time. this park is still fairly new.
Risk v Reward--not really any to speak of.
Elevation--none to speak of.
Uncontrollables--Bugs were really bad when we played and the amount of thorny bushes and trees in the rough are a bit rediculous in places... holes 13, 14, 15 were particularly rediculous.
Other Thoughts: This is the "weakest" of the Mason County courses. That is really not saying much though. This is a great course and will only improve with time and use. the redesign is great (not that I played the old lay out).
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
Good Balance 
Pros: - Good variety. Woods holes not too long and obstacles are not excessive. Great for emphasizing control and less on distance.
- A control player is richly rewarded. However, if you veer off into the rough, recovery can be quite challenging since some of it is pretty thick.
- There are also open, longer distance holes to practice your power game.
- A control player is richly rewarded. However, if you veer off into the rough, recovery can be quite challenging since some of it is pretty thick.
- There are also open, longer distance holes to practice your power game.
Cons: - It's a newer course with temporary markings for the tees. No pads. Following the course is pretty intuitive, but a few markings would eliminate any confusion.
- I didn't have to deal with it, but it appeared some of the hazards could be swampy and thick with brush making it difficult to recover a disc.
- The gnats were annoying the day I played.
- I didn't have to deal with it, but it appeared some of the hazards could be swampy and thick with brush making it difficult to recover a disc.
- The gnats were annoying the day I played.
Other Thoughts: I played on a beautiful, sunny, Fall day. Conditions were perfect. I had a couple beginner players with me so my attention was more on them than the course. The play seemed easy enough for beginners not to get frustrated, but also enough twists and turns to provide challenge for the more experienced player. However, I would not call it a difficult course. It also seemed pretty balanced... not favoring a backhanded or forehanded player. I thoroughly enjoyed my round and certainly would play this course again. Unfortunately, I was camping and do not live in the area.
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