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go try goat hill, curious on your opinion.
We cruised the 101 yesterday and stopped by Oceanside to check out Goat Hill. They have a pretty limited selection of discs and unfortunately their signature photo disc is the most domey floppy crappy star Roc I've ever seen. I'll probably end up breaking down and grabbing one of the CFR Glow Xcals with a Center City Goat Hill stamp on it just for a souvenir.
Weather looks ideal for playing that course today with my limited selection of discs (<10mph wind and sunny), and I convinced my woman to tag along, so we're going to hit up the course around noon today! From what I saw it looks like about what you'd expect on a ball golf course; hills, open bombers, and lots of roller opportunities! Pretty much the exact opposite of Kit Carson (though I do love the roller/dam hole at Kit!).
Goat Hill is one of the better designs on a ball golf course in terms of interesting shots that aren't completely flat and wide open. I recommend a cart, there are some long drives between holes that would get old if you walk.
can't wait to see your opinion of Morley. THere's nowhere else like it!
Brengle is probably the most technical course in the area, but the signage is still lacking. If you'd like a guide, I'd be more than happy to show you around (and point out the local brews, too).
I'd meet up for rounds at Kit Carson, Brengle or Morley as well.
Only had a chance to play Morley when I was down there. Was not thrilled at all. It wasn't crowded when I played, but I could see why it could get backed up. There were a few holes that crossed over each other. So you still had to wait for people to play through on other holes.
I'm also not sure if this is a common thing down there, but there was a pack of kids stealing discs. After you would throw your drive, they would run up, grab the discs and take off! This was one of the few times it payed to play with some noobs, because we were never more than 50 to 100 ft from our discs lol. It was the craziest thing I've ever seen on a course and boy, those kids were fast!
All in all, if your pressed for time and ther are other courses around. You won't miss much if you skip Morley. IDK maybe it was because I heard how great this course was, but it did not live up to it's billing
Ya, we were lucky. They just ran up to our discs and threw them off in another direction, but it happend to a group playing towards us. I thought they were going to do the same thing they did to us, but this time they ran up grabbed the discs and split. Can't remember the hole# but it was the hole were the basket is set up on some railroad posts pyramid style.I've played Morley off and on for 10 years and I've never once seen a disc stolen or even heard about that from other people on the course. Did you talk to the guys at the pro shop about it?