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Hole #11
Hole #11 
4 / 435ft. 3 / 155ft. 4 / 447ft.
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Hole #11 Yellow Tee
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Trees! Trees! Pros: Wooded holes are challenging, definitely makes you focus on you short range game and curving shots. Good for beginners, no loooooong drive holes. Concrete tee pads are a plus, along with wood chipped paths. Brush is controlled, no lost discs here!
Cons: Some holes are difficult to find or poorly marked. Bridges are poorly made and sometimes dangerously placed.
Other Thoughts: Fun to play no matter what, maybe bring a map, or be patient to walk and find the baskets and tees.
0 of 3 people found this review helpful.
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Pros: Great course for those who enjoy technical shots. It's also great for beginners because mid range discs (for the most part) are key to playing this course.
Cons: 100% in the woods all day. If you're playing in the winter (and if you know the Rochester area and her infamous lake effect snow) it becomes an all day event looking for discs in 2 + feet of snow. Also, the bridge is still dangerous, use extra caution when crossing.
Other Thoughts: If you do like to keep score on this course, double check the pars that are located on each hole to that of your score card; I say this because hole #8 is a par 5 @ 501 ft, where on the site it's listed as a par 4. Great course nonetheless.
1 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Memories Pros: A nice wooded course with a good variety of holes. This is a great place to refine your shots as many holes require precision shots.
Cons: Lots of trees make this a unforgiving course.
Other Thoughts: I learned the game on this course. From what I see, there have been many improvements since I played here years ago(concrete pads), so I can't wait to get back and play a round.
0 of 2 people found this review helpful.
its ok
Pros:
baskets in good condition
public restrooms
loved playing this course and as soon as I was done I wanted to play it again.
Teaches you how to be accurate with all types of shots.
baskets in good condition
public restrooms
loved playing this course and as soon as I was done I wanted to play it again.
Teaches you how to be accurate with all types of shots.
Cons: Hardly any holes that AREN'T in the woods.
no trash cans
On a day when you're not hitting the gaps all the trees can be frustrating.
Pretty muddy in spots, some holes have no apparent lane for playing the first time.
Limited signage or broken ones make it difficult for first timers to figure some holes. There can be lots of garbage at times.
no trash cans
On a day when you're not hitting the gaps all the trees can be frustrating.
Pretty muddy in spots, some holes have no apparent lane for playing the first time.
Limited signage or broken ones make it difficult for first timers to figure some holes. There can be lots of garbage at times.
Other Thoughts: Good course for those liking tight, technical woods courses
2 of 10 people found this review helpful.
Tight, technical woods course
Pros: Good course for those liking tight, technical woods courses, (I do not).
Cons: It is tough. Hardly any holes that AREN'T in the woods. You will hit trees... a lot.
You're going to damage some discs, especially the softer, cheaper ones. Those are going to get dinged up, scratched, dented and taco'd. You've been warned.
You're going to damage some discs, especially the softer, cheaper ones. Those are going to get dinged up, scratched, dented and taco'd. You've been warned.
Other Thoughts: Not one of my personal favorites, because most of the holes are in the woods. After a while, I just got sick of trying to chop down trees with my discs. It gets frustrating, and there is little rest from the trees.
2 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Enjoyable Pros: Cement tee's will keep you out of the mud (although we didn't use them with our sacred "blue tee Sundays!") Many par-able holes. Fairly decent wooded lanes reward a precision shot.
Cons: Pretty heavily populated. Some holes don't seem to have much of a lane at all and rely 100 percent on luck.
Other Thoughts: All in all a pretty good course. This course usually gets hit up when we are in the northwest Rochester area for the day indulging in JOOSE!!!! Not the best in the area, but good all the same.
Challenging but rewarding Pros: Lots of shade, good baskets, not overcrowded. The teepads are awesome!
Great course to learn finesse shots.
Great course to learn finesse shots.
Cons: The course is right in the middle of the woods and not enough trees have been removed for it. Layout is confusing due to lack of maps/signs.
Pros: Love the woods. Thanks ppl who hauled in concrete tees. You can develope a real love/hate because of the dense trees. Layout was done very nicely, with some scenic holes near a creek. cool bridges.
Cons: drainage in some spots, trees. get a map, I found myself a little confused the first time. I could see the thick leaves on the ground hiding more than a few discs.
0 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Fun Wooded Course 
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8/19/2007 
10/10/2008
Review By: nickstaudt Played: 12 Reviewed: 12 Exp: 7.1 Years
This review was updated on 10/10/2009
Pros: Fun and challenging wooded course with a well thought out design on most holes. I found it easy to navigate. Forces you to play under control and be accurate. Playing smart is to your advantage here as opposed to some courses where you can go all out on every throw and never pay for it. Many risk vs. reward shots. Good signs. Beginner friendly.
Cons: Not an even mix of wooded and open holes, only a few are even somewhat open. Luck plays too big a factor on some holes as trees are so dense you have to just let it go and pray. Drainage can be an issue after a good rain.
Other Thoughts: One of the funnest courses i've ever played. Great course to compete against your friends because anything can happen. You can be leading by 4 shots on one hole and trailing the next hole. I like the back 9 alot better so if you are rushed for time you can start there right from the parking lot as 10 begins nearby. Not the best course in Rochester but that doesn't do Basil justice since there are so many great ones around. A good course overall and a great wooded course if thats your thing. If you've never played here... you should check it out, its worth the time.
1 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Pros: A wooded course that has some very tough windows. it is the only real wooded course in the area which Rochester needed. Must be accurate off the tee or your score will be punished.
Play area can seem a bit rough at times, as many complain that luck is a big factor at this course. Because of this, at first almost everyone hates this course, but it grows on you the more you play. The course is not long but plays tough score wise.
Play area can seem a bit rough at times, as many complain that luck is a big factor at this course. Because of this, at first almost everyone hates this course, but it grows on you the more you play. The course is not long but plays tough score wise.
Cons: No bridges makes crossing streams frustrating at times.
Other Thoughts: Probably the second most used course in Rochester during the Summer.
4 of 5 people found this review helpful.
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