Camp Chippewa DGC reviews
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Pizza God
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Experience:
36.1 years
1717 played
568 reviews
Nice for a camp course
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 1, 2024
Played the course:once
Pros:
DD kiosk map
DD Tee signs
Cement tee's
DD Baskets are in great shape.
DD Tee signs
Cement tee's
DD Baskets are in great shape.
Cons:
I think the course is long for a summer camp course
Most of the course is pretty open
Most of the course is pretty open
Other Thoughts:
I never expect much from a camp course. Most of the time they are not marked, missing or damaged baskets and look like they are not getting played.
Well this is a DD course that you would expect in a city park. Good map Kiosk at hole 1, All tee signs in place and even good size cement tee pads on all the holes.
My only issues is that because several of the holes are wide open, those holes are kind of ling for kids. This course is set up for a more seasoned player. Not for some kid to tool around.
But with that said, out of the 9 holes, only 2 of them are "good" and maybe 2 are OK. that leaves about 5 that are not much.
You start out with the first couple of holes being long open holes Then hole 3 is probably the best hole on the course. Nice defined fairway with the basket just tucked out of sight. Then holes 4 and 5 are your ace run holes in the woods. Both are very short.
Hole 6 is the 2nd best hole on the course, uphill with the road on the right and the basket tucked up into a grove of trees.
Holes 7 and 8 are your typical park style holes with a few trees to navigate near the basket.
And then the longest hole on the course, hole 9 is a wide open shot across the open field back to the parking area. Your only obstacle is a couple of sheds on the right.
The course should be considered a P2P course, I got there before the office was open so I made a donation in Disc Golf name to their web site. It said $5, but I gave a little extra.
Would I play here again? Nope, this is a good course to collect, if you are at the summer camp, it's good to play a round or two. But the course just does not do anything for me. I played it, it's just another number.
Well this is a DD course that you would expect in a city park. Good map Kiosk at hole 1, All tee signs in place and even good size cement tee pads on all the holes.
My only issues is that because several of the holes are wide open, those holes are kind of ling for kids. This course is set up for a more seasoned player. Not for some kid to tool around.
But with that said, out of the 9 holes, only 2 of them are "good" and maybe 2 are OK. that leaves about 5 that are not much.
You start out with the first couple of holes being long open holes Then hole 3 is probably the best hole on the course. Nice defined fairway with the basket just tucked out of sight. Then holes 4 and 5 are your ace run holes in the woods. Both are very short.
Hole 6 is the 2nd best hole on the course, uphill with the road on the right and the basket tucked up into a grove of trees.
Holes 7 and 8 are your typical park style holes with a few trees to navigate near the basket.
And then the longest hole on the course, hole 9 is a wide open shot across the open field back to the parking area. Your only obstacle is a couple of sheds on the right.
The course should be considered a P2P course, I got there before the office was open so I made a donation in Disc Golf name to their web site. It said $5, but I gave a little extra.
Would I play here again? Nope, this is a good course to collect, if you are at the summer camp, it's good to play a round or two. But the course just does not do anything for me. I played it, it's just another number.
