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Hole #4
3 / 351ft. 3 / -- 3 / 258ft. 3 / 413ft.
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only course ive played 
5+ Pros: very fun course all holes have the ability of getting three on. all tees are cement. for first timers on this course i would print out a course map
Cons: back nine heavily wooded 13 and 14 are difficult but a thumber should help out on 14 the pond on 16 has taken many a disc (bring hip waiters) haha and the 18th hole is kind of a week end
Other Thoughts: although its the only course i know i think it is fair. some holes have some distance but some are shorter so thats nice the golfers are respectful with returning discs if your name and number are in them
Report this Review Versitility...(did i spell that right) Pros: Lots of different holes. Front nine is really open and gives you the freedom to bomb a couple shots, but at the same time you have to work on your accuracy. Back nine are really technical but fun.
Cons: You wont be able to navigate very well your first time on the course, but it is easy to learn. There is also that god forsaken pond on 16 :P.
Other Thoughts: If you are pressed for time the course is set up really well to just play nine holes. It's a 3 par on every hole and in the past year I've been going I have yet to pay for parking or get a ticket.
Should have played the red tees 
Pros: Well maintained, with clear tee markers and beautiful big signs with the distance from each tee.
Front nine is a "Field of Trees" - great for practicing your accuracy.
Back nine is a mix of open field and wooded holes, with some wicked turns and a couple of holes where a pond comes into play.
Front nine is a "Field of Trees" - great for practicing your accuracy.
Back nine is a mix of open field and wooded holes, with some wicked turns and a couple of holes where a pond comes into play.
Cons: Course can be confusing first time out even with a map.
Lack of variety on the front nine.
Yellow tee on Hole 17 plays over the corner of a soccer field and may not be playable if a game is on.
No pars on tee signs
Lack of variety on the front nine.
Yellow tee on Hole 17 plays over the corner of a soccer field and may not be playable if a game is on.
No pars on tee signs
Other Thoughts: Looked to be a couple of mandos on holes 4 and 13 but no indication on map or tee signs.
I played tee 10 to basket 11 and had to replay after finding 10 tucked in the woods. Battled mosquitos on a cold wet May morning - could be pretty buggy in summer. I played from the yellow tees and this course kicked my butt - i'll play from red next time out
I played tee 10 to basket 11 and had to replay after finding 10 tucked in the woods. Battled mosquitos on a cold wet May morning - could be pretty buggy in summer. I played from the yellow tees and this course kicked my butt - i'll play from red next time out
2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Pros: Good mix of open and Tight wooded holes. Included are a couple of good pin positions around a pond. Rollers probably will do well except in the woods. I enjoyed the course and would like to go back again and play. Fair to both righties and lefties and even if you don't throw far you can compete.
1 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Love this course
Pros: lots of variety and very challenging, three tee positions per hole to suit every level of player. front 9 in fairly open park with large trees. Most of back 9 in the woods and very tough!
Cons: Back 9 still has some "work in progress" feel to it but there has been alot of progress made just this year.
Other Thoughts: I've seen some very good players take 7's and 8's on some of the tough wooded holes on the back. 13 and 14 are the toughest.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
Tight and wooded 
9/1/2007 
9/2/2007
Review By: timg 
Played: 203 Reviewed: 55 Exp: 11.1 Years
This review was updated on 5/30/2008
Pros: Well maintained, great signs and tees are easy to find. Also, course maps available at first hole.
Cons: Course is tight and determining which basket you're going for can be difficult on occasion. Signs could use hole maps with trees and other landmarks to help you determine where you're throwing.
Other Thoughts: Despite its small size, Emerson is a fun and technical course. Most holes have plenty of trees in play so you have to plan your shots carefully. You will also find a few open holes that'll give you a chance to test your distance as well as some heavily wooded ones to give your accuracy a workout.
Overall this was a fun course to play with a good mix of holes. If you're in the area it would be worth your time to stop by for a round.
Overall this was a fun course to play with a good mix of holes. If you're in the area it would be worth your time to stop by for a round.
6 of 6 people found this review helpful.
It's got a lot to offer Pros: 3 tees for every hole, a very good variety of holes.
Cement tees for all 18 due in late june
Cement tees for all 18 due in late june
Cons: $2 to park. Pretty flat.
0 of 5 people found this review helpful.
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