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Hole #12 (Taken 4/2011)
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Hole #12 Tee
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Could be Better, but Challenging
5+ 
6/14/2012 
12/18/2012
Review By: ajkuck Played: 33 Reviewed: 26 Exp: 6 Years
This review was updated on 12/20/2012
Pros: The course has a variety of holes both in the woods and outside of them. The course is also long and provides some challenging lanes to hit in the woods, but can be a great course to challenge yourself. The majority of the holes have relatively open fairways, with large trees to contend with, which allows for several different lanes to shoot at. Holes 13 and 14 have the most trees to contend with. There is also some nice elevation change, especially on hole 13. The course reminds of a longer version of Oakwood, with slightly less elevation change, less woods, and more open fairways.
Cons: Overall, the maintenance of the course is okay, but could definitely improve. There are a lack of signs, which can make it quite challenging to navigate if you are a newcomer. There is also some trash and brush in the woods that cold use some clean up.
Other Thoughts: The course has seen some improvements over the past couple years, most notably, the retaining wall and stairs on hole 8. Just like Oakwood, if the course was pay to play, it could be greatly improved and I would gladly rate it a 4.0, but if you're looking for a challenge, get out and play it.
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New to the sport 5+ 12/17/2008 12/18/2008
Review By: D.W.G. Played: 11 Reviewed: 5 Exp: 4.9 Years
This review was updated on 4/8/2009
Pros: Nice location... Very pretty course(both in the summer and winter)... You get to try to use many types of shots...
Cons: Not a lot of course up keep... The users of this course tend to treat it like they could care less if it was there or not, which is sad...
Tough to play without knowing the course(CAN BE CONFUSING IF YOU HAVE NOT PLAYED IT BEFORE)
Not all of the holes are marked(TRYING TO FIX)
Tough to play without knowing the course(CAN BE CONFUSING IF YOU HAVE NOT PLAYED IT BEFORE)
Not all of the holes are marked(TRYING TO FIX)
Other Thoughts: Being new to the sport, I don't have much to compare C.P.Adams with... That being said, I enjoy playing this course(5-10 time per week) The longs can be VERY long... Give her a try...
As to the guy that said there was a hole with three tee pads---That would be hole #13, and if you knew the park at all, you would know that those are NOT pads, they used to be stone tables(LIKE THE OTHERS SCATTERED AROUND THE PARK)
As to the guy that said there was a hole with three tee pads---That would be hole #13, and if you knew the park at all, you would know that those are NOT pads, they used to be stone tables(LIKE THE OTHERS SCATTERED AROUND THE PARK)
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