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Conway Springs reviews
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Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience:
36.2 years
1756 played
596 reviews
yes dear, another round around the baseball field
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:May 16, 2024
Played the course:once
Pros:
Has 9 new DD vet baskets with hole numbers and the same of the course. They are bright red too.
Practice basket
Cement tee's although 8 of the are really just the walking path.
Tee signs with distance
Practice basket
Cement tee's although 8 of the are really just the walking path.
Tee signs with distance
Cons:
Tee signs are already getting banged up.
You tee off from the walking path on 8 of the 9 holes.
You tee off from the walking path on 8 of the 9 holes.
Other Thoughts:
Small town with nice Baseball fields. restrooms were open (thankfully).
Ok, my wife does not like courses around baseball fields. So I always joke about courses that go around or near baseball fields. That is most small towns. I actually tagged her on Facebook about this course.
You tee off right at the entrance to the parking area with a nice little warm up shot. This is the only hole with it's own tee pad.
From there, you work your way around the ball fields clockwise with every tee throwing off the sidewalk. All the tee signs were in place for me, although some of them were already bent up.
Holes 4 and 9 pins are on the inside of the walking path, the rest of the holes are on the outside.
If you have any walkers out there, you are going to have to wait. I didn't notice any blind spots, so you will be able to see them. But I doubt they will have any clue what you are doing as I bet no one plays here. Just play smart is what I am saying.
Hole 8 is the 2nd longest hole, it actually throws out into a field with a ditch to the left. Then you walk back to the path to throw the longest hole on the course #9 with the ball fields to the right, and parking lot to the left. There is also a walking path to the ballfield past the basket if you overthrow.
Basically, I threw 9 hyzer shots. Hole 5 was over the ball field and the first time I have ever hit the inside (ob side) of a fence and then have it still jump OVER the fence and land in circle 1. Heck of a skip.
Would I play here again? Nope, I would not have played this course except that I got to play them all. it's just another number. There is nothing redeeming about this boring course. Classic example of a course that should not be.
Actually, they should have put the baskets next to the sidewalk, make them all about 200ft and called it a special needs course. That would have been perfect.
Ok, my wife does not like courses around baseball fields. So I always joke about courses that go around or near baseball fields. That is most small towns. I actually tagged her on Facebook about this course.
You tee off right at the entrance to the parking area with a nice little warm up shot. This is the only hole with it's own tee pad.
From there, you work your way around the ball fields clockwise with every tee throwing off the sidewalk. All the tee signs were in place for me, although some of them were already bent up.
Holes 4 and 9 pins are on the inside of the walking path, the rest of the holes are on the outside.
If you have any walkers out there, you are going to have to wait. I didn't notice any blind spots, so you will be able to see them. But I doubt they will have any clue what you are doing as I bet no one plays here. Just play smart is what I am saying.
Hole 8 is the 2nd longest hole, it actually throws out into a field with a ditch to the left. Then you walk back to the path to throw the longest hole on the course #9 with the ball fields to the right, and parking lot to the left. There is also a walking path to the ballfield past the basket if you overthrow.
Basically, I threw 9 hyzer shots. Hole 5 was over the ball field and the first time I have ever hit the inside (ob side) of a fence and then have it still jump OVER the fence and land in circle 1. Heck of a skip.
Would I play here again? Nope, I would not have played this course except that I got to play them all. it's just another number. There is nothing redeeming about this boring course. Classic example of a course that should not be.
Actually, they should have put the baskets next to the sidewalk, make them all about 200ft and called it a special needs course. That would have been perfect.
