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Hole #10 (Taken 7/2012)
Hole #10 (Taken 7/2012) 
3 / 174ft.
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Hole #10 Tee Sign
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Reviews: 7
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The Back Nine Is A Slightly Tougher Version Of The Front!
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7/14/2012 
7/14/2012
Pros: Lying 2/3 of a mile almost due south of Springvale North is the back nine course, Springdale South. This course is designed to played either as the back nine or as a seperate course, your choice. The baskets are numbered 10-18. As with the North course everything here is brand new and still has that new car smell. New DGA baskets with the numbers on top facing towards the throwers, new concrete teepads and new wonderful tee signs with a small map of the hole, distance, par and hole #. I sincerely hope the local Natzi youth do feel the urge to mark up the signs and pads.
This course is slightly longer, more challengingly, hillier and plays three holes through a undeveloped brown, scrubby section of the park. You'll need shoes for this nine. The rest of the course is that same wonderful, lush, green grass. I'd call this nine a typical recreational course. It still has some fun little ACE runs.
This course is slightly longer, more challengingly, hillier and plays three holes through a undeveloped brown, scrubby section of the park. You'll need shoes for this nine. The rest of the course is that same wonderful, lush, green grass. I'd call this nine a typical recreational course. It still has some fun little ACE runs.
Cons: I think there's room for a full 18 on this site. It's 2/3 of a mile from the North course. I think it's meant to be drivin between.
Other Thoughts: I enjoyed playing these two courses together. There was quite a crowd on the courses today. The rec department did a really top notch job putting these two (one) courses together. They should be commended.
Take care, don't litter and some of you guys get out and stake out these courses at 2 AM everynigh,t keeping a watchful eye out for the local marauding packs of teens with their cans of spray paint.
Take care, don't litter and some of you guys get out and stake out these courses at 2 AM everynigh,t keeping a watchful eye out for the local marauding packs of teens with their cans of spray paint.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review Sweet Course!
Pros: Great tee pads and beautifully maintained park. Signs were easy to follow and holes were well thought out. Some fun shots and ace potential on at least three shots.
Cons: Not a lot of variety ... some obstacles.
Other Thoughts: Long walk between courses ... probably a drive.
0 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Back 9 - more of a challenge!
Pros: Long holes, open well kept grass for most holes. Hazards to make it interesting. Good size hills. A couple of the holes are in natural terrain.
Cons: Might Loose a disc or two. Long walk between north springvale (1-9) and south(10-18)
Other Thoughts: This is a longer more technical course than the 9 earlier holes at the north springvale. Look for a place on the south of 136th to park or drive between the two.
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