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0.5 MilesUpper Sandusky Reservoir DGC

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All but one of the nine fairways are in the woods, so this course is very rustic. If you are looking for well-defined, and manicured fairways this course isn’t for you. #1 is the worst with two partially fallen trees blocking the fairway. Although you can see the pin dead straight off the tee on #4, the fairway is little more than a walking path through the woods. Yes, this course could use more routine maintenance, but it’s definitely playable. Use the course map on UDisc because there’s no information on the tee posts; the baskets are numbered but the tee signs aren’t. All 9 baskets and tee pads are in good condition.

PermanentCourse Type:

2010Year Established:

Mostly Flat & Heavily WoodedCourse Landscape / Terrain:

9 / 9Holes / Baskets:

2371 ft.Course Length: Metric

        29 Par Info:

        24.6 DGCR SSE: [ ? ]

No / NoMultiple Tees / Pins:

NaturalTee Type:

Home MadeHole Type:

15 / 31 Rounds Recorded / Average Score:     

-- Discs Lost:

0 Course Guides:

Misc. Info.: Very Cart Friendly

Description: VERY challenging with NARROW fairways throughout. High quality home made baskets. A welcomed alternative during the times where the original course may be under water.

Reservoir RdStreet Address:

43351 Zip/Postal Code: Map Zip

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Local Directions: From Rt. 23 take Route 330 (Wyandot Ave.) West. Drive about 1.5 to 2 miles and make a left on Reservoir Rd. (There will be a sign.) Follow Reservoir Rd to the park entrance, there are signs for the disc golf course. The original (and still playable) course is to the right of the parking lot and reservoir. HOWEVER, continue through the current parking lot and follow the gravel road for about a mile. Near the end of the old reservoir find a pile of gravel on the left; that is where hole one starts.