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Flying Saucers reviews
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Nice baskets, ok course. 2+ years
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Played on:May 29, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
-beautiful black hole baskets
-nice little island challenge on hole 4
-located behind a gas station/convenient store
-garbage cans located by a few tee pads
-no crowds
-nice little island challenge on hole 4
-located behind a gas station/convenient store
-garbage cans located by a few tee pads
-no crowds
Cons:
-no signs (map from the store was a nice help though)
-a few blind shots coupled with tall field grass makes finding the disc a process sometimes
-hole 5 was unplayable do to store plumbing project
-if there are ever multiple people playing this course at the same time, discs could certainly cross pathes.
-a few blind shots coupled with tall field grass makes finding the disc a process sometimes
-hole 5 was unplayable do to store plumbing project
-if there are ever multiple people playing this course at the same time, discs could certainly cross pathes.
Other Thoughts:
Very happy to see this piece of land was used to construct a disc golf course!
The long rough grass is not the most fun, but we still enjoyed the variety this course had to offer.
A fine place to stop for DG on your way to or from the coast, but I can't recommend making the trip to Salt Creek Store just for the game itself.
The long rough grass is not the most fun, but we still enjoyed the variety this course had to offer.
A fine place to stop for DG on your way to or from the coast, but I can't recommend making the trip to Salt Creek Store just for the game itself.
