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Guest House DGC reviews
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Best In India haha 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 28, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
This course is the only listed one in the Indian Subcontinent. So it isn't the best in the wold, but we wanted to play DG in India so by gosh we made a course.
It's not a huge pice of land, probably two acres, with light tree and bush cover.
Some tricky mandos on some holes, and a lot of natural OB(the outside walls and the disused swimming pool) make it more of a challenge than other pitch and putt courses.
It's not a huge pice of land, probably two acres, with light tree and bush cover.
Some tricky mandos on some holes, and a lot of natural OB(the outside walls and the disused swimming pool) make it more of a challenge than other pitch and putt courses.
Cons:
No baskets or real tees, it's a temp course that you really have to have someone who has played it show you.
No elevation to speak of and a high probability to lose your disc if you go OB(the village kids will totally keep them).
It's also highly exclusive. Unless your an employee, or a rug buyer I would doubt you could gain access to the property.
No elevation to speak of and a high probability to lose your disc if you go OB(the village kids will totally keep them).
It's also highly exclusive. Unless your an employee, or a rug buyer I would doubt you could gain access to the property.
Other Thoughts:
We made a fun little course our here in the sticks, just a little object course with some fun pieces thrown in but we got to play DG in a country that doesn't know what that is.
So in that way it was very cool.
So in that way it was very cool.
