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Let Down!
Pros: - For me any course is better than not having one.
- They did install top-notch baskets and nice tee boxes, so for first time disc golf players it leaves a good impression
- Convenient location off of Hwy 501
- If I was a student on campus I probably would go over there for practice for sure.
- They did install top-notch baskets and nice tee boxes, so for first time disc golf players it leaves a good impression
- Convenient location off of Hwy 501
- If I was a student on campus I probably would go over there for practice for sure.
Cons: - As others have mentioned it is way too short.
- There are a few more acres right next to the existing course. I feel like they could have lengthened the nine hole course to make it a more enjoyable course (Not enough land to expand to 18).
- There are a few more acres right next to the existing course. I feel like they could have lengthened the nine hole course to make it a more enjoyable course (Not enough land to expand to 18).
Other Thoughts: - Was really stoked when I drove by the first time and saw the top quality baskets. Went back to play a few weeks later and had to laugh all the way through the round. Again glad it is there, but I think they missed an opportunity to put in a decent 9 hole course, giving the available land not being used right next to the existing. They tried but unfortunately kind of failed.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review Great Starter Course or Kids Course
Pros: Great signs. Good Tee Boxes. Easy to navigate. No chance to lose discs. No traffic from non players.
Cons: 9 holes and Very, Very, VERY short course. No water or bathrooms near course. Fairways intersect.
Other Thoughts: On the plus side, this is a very attractive course on a beautiful campus. This course is WAY too short. Not sure if it was designed that way on purpose, maybe it was for first time players at the school. If so, that is why I scored it as passable (1.5). It does that job (My wife played her first full round with me, never having played before and almost got par, 1 over,) I don't have an arm to brag about at all and nearly aced three holes (just missing and flying past the baskets) and birded just about all of them. Good course to bring someone that has never played before, but if you are experienced, I'd say skip it for sure.
NOTE: Was only in Myrtle Beach for a week and could only play some nearby courses. Reviewed CCU and Tupelo. Skipped Socastee as the reviews said it was incomplete and hard to navigate. With time being an issue I couldn't see walking around stumbling around a hard to navigate course. So I don't think CCU and Tupelo are great examples of SC DG. Had Socastee been complete or easy to navigate I would have played a full 18 in a SC park in a minute. Still both CCU and Tupelo were beautiful courses just short and easy.
NOTE: Was only in Myrtle Beach for a week and could only play some nearby courses. Reviewed CCU and Tupelo. Skipped Socastee as the reviews said it was incomplete and hard to navigate. With time being an issue I couldn't see walking around stumbling around a hard to navigate course. So I don't think CCU and Tupelo are great examples of SC DG. Had Socastee been complete or easy to navigate I would have played a full 18 in a SC park in a minute. Still both CCU and Tupelo were beautiful courses just short and easy.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
College funding should have gone farther
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3/23/2012 
3/26/2012
Review By: Hindenburg Played: 34 Reviewed: 5 Exp: 2.1 Years
This review was updated on 3/29/2012
Pros: Its on a college campus so there is an opportunity to outreach and expand our club.
Great Signage, tee boxes, interesting layout around flowerbeds.
the only upside to having such short holes is that this would make a great course for an ace race tourney.
Great Signage, tee boxes, interesting layout around flowerbeds.
the only upside to having such short holes is that this would make a great course for an ace race tourney.
Cons: ridiculously short holes.
Poor use of space available, lots of teeboxes shoot straight at another teebox. people would get hurt if there were more than 2 or 3 people playing at a time on the course
Poor use of space available, lots of teeboxes shoot straight at another teebox. people would get hurt if there were more than 2 or 3 people playing at a time on the course
4 of 5 people found this review helpful.
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