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Haliburton DGC reviews
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YellowPolecat
Experience:
10 played
1 reviews
Nice park, OK short corse 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 14, 2017
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Head Lake Park is a nice spot. Usually well-maintained and clean with friendly people.
2 washrooms on course.
Baskets are numbered, at least.
Nearby some restaurants, pubs, galleries and all Haliburton village has to offer like that cool plane and train that you can check out.
Most of the water is so shallow that if you lose a disc in it you can recover it.
Beautiful spot on the water
2 washrooms on course.
Baskets are numbered, at least.
Nearby some restaurants, pubs, galleries and all Haliburton village has to offer like that cool plane and train that you can check out.
Most of the water is so shallow that if you lose a disc in it you can recover it.
Beautiful spot on the water
Cons:
Sometimes can be busy with other park guests.
No signage.
No tee decks.
Only 9 holes.
No signage.
No tee decks.
Only 9 holes.
Other Thoughts:
Me and my buddy Dookie play this course often when we go to the cottage. It's nothing special but it's still fun to play and the park is nice. In order to make up for it being short and simple, I recommend just playing basket to basket instead of where the map tells you to play from them. Holes 3, 6, 8 and 9 are all significantly improved playing from the last basket by stretching the holes out, making you shoot over the water and around obstacles can make the day a lot more fun.
Sometimes Dookie plays on the Tarzan swing and hurts himself in the shallow river and we have to go home.
When this place is busy and played by the map it isn't the best but if you go at the right time and play it the tougher way, it can be a great time.
Sometimes Dookie plays on the Tarzan swing and hurts himself in the shallow river and we have to go home.
When this place is busy and played by the map it isn't the best but if you go at the right time and play it the tougher way, it can be a great time.
3
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Max15Characters
Experience:
12.3 years
33 played
3 reviews
Good for putting practice 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 18, 2012
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Baskets are located far enough away from water, mud and walking paths for putting and midrange practice.
Cons:
No tee pads.
When playing basket-to-basket, must throw over pedestrian walkways and fields often used for picnicking and soccer.
When playing basket-to-basket, must throw over pedestrian walkways and fields often used for picnicking and soccer.
Other Thoughts:
This would have been a decent practice course if they had relocated the baskets from the newly developed library area instead of taking them down completely.
