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Fremont School DGC reviews
5
3
First-timers 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 2, 2011
Played the course:once
Pros:
- Course is set in a small section of the large, sprawling fields next to this elementary school. Possibly some school-related things to contend with, but nothing is situated within the course itself.
- Some mild elevation changes here and there, with some slight uphill and downhill shots. A few baskets have a little rollaway potential as well, but nothing extreme.
- Good baskets and signage. Some teepads are in bad shape, others are in great shape. Navigation is easy, and the layout is well designed.
- Some mild elevation changes here and there, with some slight uphill and downhill shots. A few baskets have a little rollaway potential as well, but nothing extreme.
- Good baskets and signage. Some teepads are in bad shape, others are in great shape. Navigation is easy, and the layout is well designed.
Cons:
- Absolutely no obstacles whatsoever, anywhere. No line-shaping, shot selection, or conscious thought needed.
- Hole lengths are all very short, to put it nicely. A couple are over 200', but many are within 100'-200'.
- Hole lengths are all very short, to put it nicely. A couple are over 200', but many are within 100'-200'.
Other Thoughts:
- This course is terrific for introducing new, younger players to the game. Straightforward holes with no hazards, and a range of hole lengths suited to beginners. For everyone else, however, it is a haven to collect cheap aces.
