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Chisholm Trail DGC reviews
4
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bbognerks
Experience:
2 played
1 reviews
Good beginner course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 20, 2014
Played the course:once
Pros:
Wide open makes this course beginner friendly
Plays fast as all the holes are close together
Baskets and tees in great shape
2 pad and 2 basket locations per hole
Plays fast as all the holes are close together
Baskets and tees in great shape
2 pad and 2 basket locations per hole
Cons:
Grass was a bit high for my liking, 6+ inches in some places.
Not many obstacles to deal with, less challenging
Stays a bit soggy for a few days after rain.
Not many obstacles to deal with, less challenging
Stays a bit soggy for a few days after rain.
Other Thoughts:
I would recommend this course for all first timers. The wide open space and low foot traffic make it very beginner friendly. If they plant a few trees, it could make the course much more challenging. The wind helps with the challenge on a windy day.
4
0
Please plant some trees to shape some lines 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Mar 15, 2014
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
There are dual tee pads(shorts and longs) and 2 pin positions for each hole.
Good Monkey Trap baskets.
Porta johns on site.
The signage is adequate and the tee pads are ample. There are a few chances to run the chains here to chase that ACE.
This course is beginner friendly in that the threat of losing a disc is very minimal. It is also a good place to take a first time player to introduce them to the game as the frustration factor should be low here.
Good Monkey Trap baskets.
Porta johns on site.
The signage is adequate and the tee pads are ample. There are a few chances to run the chains here to chase that ACE.
This course is beginner friendly in that the threat of losing a disc is very minimal. It is also a good place to take a first time player to introduce them to the game as the frustration factor should be low here.
Cons:
Most of the holes are wide open and have very little trees to make you shape a shot. Heat in the summer time can be brutal because of the lack of shade. Wind definitely will factor into your round here as well.
The evergreen tree that used to protect the pin on #1 has since been removed, as has the group of trees that provided a bit of a challenge behind #8's basket.
The walk from 3's basket to 4's tee and 5's basket and 6's tee is a little long and slows the flow down a bit.
The course can hold water after a good soaker.
Since this course was first built there have been some long jump/triple jump pits installed in 6's fairway. You now have to throw over these pits to reach 6's basket, so playing this hole during track practice or a track meet is not an option.
The evergreen tree that used to protect the pin on #1 has since been removed, as has the group of trees that provided a bit of a challenge behind #8's basket.
The walk from 3's basket to 4's tee and 5's basket and 6's tee is a little long and slows the flow down a bit.
The course can hold water after a good soaker.
Since this course was first built there have been some long jump/triple jump pits installed in 6's fairway. You now have to throw over these pits to reach 6's basket, so playing this hole during track practice or a track meet is not an option.
Other Thoughts:
It is good to see the Clearwater school install a course on what appears to be a piece of land that was otherwise being unused. However there isn't much variety in the holes here. If they were to plant some trees here to make for the shaping of your shots that would help spice this thing up a bit.
This isn't a bad course it just needs a little something extra.
This isn't a bad course it just needs a little something extra.
