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Waller Mill in Williamsburg, L-L is 9295, so it's close to 9500 ft. Waller Mill L-L gets my vote for the most difficult layout per 1000 ft in Virginia. Other courses may have higher SSA but that is mainly due to length alone. Waid L-L in Ferrum is plenty tough, too, though, and it will also have a high SSA. Even Gold level players will earn their pars there.
WM is also my Top Favorite course in Virginia, and I'm not sure why it isn't more highly rated.
Waid Championship is a true Gold level wooded course. Long-Long is 9710 ft, but it is by no means bland. They already have some great features, especially the care taken to build up some of the tees and greens.I drove throw VA last year and ducked a few of those 9000+ ft courses listed. I'd much rather throw 2 short okayish 9 hole courses than a single bland overly long 18.
The Ridge in Big Stone Gap is also quite challenging. I'm quite interested to see what the SSA/1000 ft will come out to be. There are tremendous elevation changes; as much as 100+ ft up and 100+ ft down. It's not a long course, but tough. It's also my new favorite course in far southwest Virginia!I would guess Pohick Bay to be the most difficult per footage in Virginia. 3326 ft with most fairways 10-15 feet wide. If it were Waller's length I would shoot 100 plus pretty much every time out.
9500 was just an arbitrary number. I'd be interested to hear what others consider to be a long course. A 500 feet/hole average gets you to 9000.Waller Mill in Williamsburg, L-L is 9295, so it's close to 9500 ft. Waller Mill L-L gets my vote for the most difficult layout per 1000 ft in Virginia. Other courses may have higher SSA but that is mainly due to length alone. Waid L-L in Ferrum is plenty tough, too, though, and it will also have a high SSA. Even Gold level players will earn their pars there.
WM is also my Top Favorite course in Virginia, and I'm not sure why it isn't more highly rated.
I was also thinking that an average of 500 ft/hole is plenty long, so to me 9000 ft is a good baseline for long courses.9500 was just an arbitrary number. I'd be interested to hear what others consider to be a long course. A 500 feet/hole average gets you to 9000.
Waller Mill in Williamsburg, L-L is 9295, so it's close to 9500 ft. Waller Mill L-L gets my vote for the most difficult layout per 1000 ft in Virginia. Other courses may have higher SSA but that is mainly due to length alone. Waid L-L in Ferrum is plenty tough, too, though, and it will also have a high SSA. Even Gold level players will earn their pars there.
WM is also my Top Favorite course in Virginia, and I'm not sure why it isn't more highly rated.
Huh ? New owner a disc golfer or just likes the idea ?Goliath will be big (course at McBeth's former/soon to be former house). The second course at Dark Hollow (the Conrad's place) will be pushing 10k with another 7k course on site. Waller Mill might be over 9500 in the longest layout but can be played as short as 6k or so.
Huh ? New owner a disc golfer or just likes the idea ?