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Harvest Fields reviews
5
1
JerBenefie
Experience:
22 played
3 reviews
This course is developing quickly 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 6, 2018
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
9 tightly wooded and technical holes, requiring a mix of FH/BH drives, and at varying distances.
2 hanging baskets (always a bonus imo) in the wooded holes.
9 open field holes that include several water hazards and great uses of elevation changes.
2 monster downhills that let you air out your best drives.
2 hanging baskets (always a bonus imo) in the wooded holes.
9 open field holes that include several water hazards and great uses of elevation changes.
2 monster downhills that let you air out your best drives.
Cons:
No teepads yet, BUT the natural tees arent muddy or low-lyeing.
Occasional dog walker on the fairways.
No restrooms or obvious running water on site.
No trash bins on site (Pack in, Pack out).
Occasional dog walker on the fairways.
No restrooms or obvious running water on site.
No trash bins on site (Pack in, Pack out).
Other Thoughts:
The BASKETS ARE UP!!! The CCDGA has recently taken on the majority of course planning and maintenance (besides mowing), and this course has quickly become the local favorite.
The wooded holes will challenge you technically, the open field holes will challenge you physically.
If you're in the area, this is a must-play course.
Remember this course is on church property, so please be respectful of any church events or activity near the course.
Bring lots of water, I cannot overstate how tiring the field/hills portion of this course can be on a sunny day.
This course is still being developed, so watch UDISC for changes to the course map.
The wooded holes will challenge you technically, the open field holes will challenge you physically.
If you're in the area, this is a must-play course.
Remember this course is on church property, so please be respectful of any church events or activity near the course.
Bring lots of water, I cannot overstate how tiring the field/hills portion of this course can be on a sunny day.
This course is still being developed, so watch UDISC for changes to the course map.
3
1
iamspud5
Experience:
1 played
1 reviews
Lots of potential. Tight wooded course. 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 20, 2016
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Amazing views. Tight wooded holes that require you to have accurate shots. Definitely recommend at least checking it out once.
Cons:
No baskets or throwing platforms. If you don't know the course, it can be difficult to know which direction to go for the next hole. Not overly maintained.
Other Thoughts:
If you can check your expectations at the door and come not expecting a proper course, this is a ton of fun to play. But without baskets or tees, you have to be willing to be flexible. It would be great to see some energy put into maintaining the holes a bit more.
Compared to Circleville or Bernell, it's a very different course and a refreshing change. Holes are long and wooded which the other two local courses don't really provide. Of all 3 courses, I tend to go here most often because it's not as well known and allows me to bring a dog who runs around in the woods simultaneously.
Compared to Circleville or Bernell, it's a very different course and a refreshing change. Holes are long and wooded which the other two local courses don't really provide. Of all 3 courses, I tend to go here most often because it's not as well known and allows me to bring a dog who runs around in the woods simultaneously.
