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Block House Creek reviews
4
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family friendly pitch & putt 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 25, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
-good discatchers, signs
-lots of short open holes that are good for beginners
-holes 1-4 have subtle uneven ground, not quite rolling hills
-a couple of holes with a number of trees on the back half
-even the some of the open holes have 1 tree to avoid
-clean neighborhood park with lots of other amenities
-lots of short open holes that are good for beginners
-holes 1-4 have subtle uneven ground, not quite rolling hills
-a couple of holes with a number of trees on the back half
-even the some of the open holes have 1 tree to avoid
-clean neighborhood park with lots of other amenities
Cons:
-very few obstacles on all but 2 holes
-walking path present on most holes
-some rutted natural tee pads
-limited street parking but there won't be many other people parking here, the course is not a big draw
-walking path present on most holes
-some rutted natural tee pads
-limited street parking but there won't be many other people parking here, the course is not a big draw
Other Thoughts:
Block House Creek is a great place for families and people from the neighborhood to be introduced to disc golf. It is a simple course, easily navigated and easily played. The baskets are in good condition and the signs are adequate.
Beyond that, this course has little to offer for most golfers. It has little to challenge anyone but the most inexperienced players. All but two holes are wide open with no more than 1 or 2 easily avoided trees. With the number of great courses around the Austin area, there are better options for almost any level player not far from this neighborhood.
Bottom line: neighborhood residents, families, and course baggers only.
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Beyond that, this course has little to offer for most golfers. It has little to challenge anyone but the most inexperienced players. All but two holes are wide open with no more than 1 or 2 easily avoided trees. With the number of great courses around the Austin area, there are better options for almost any level player not far from this neighborhood.
Bottom line: neighborhood residents, families, and course baggers only.
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