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Heritage Park DGC reviews
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Pizza God
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Experience:
36.2 years
1729 played
580 reviews
Blah 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Mar 13, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
Great Tee Boxes
Great Tee Signs
Map of the course at the end of the parking lot
Nice Chasity belt baskets
Several fun holes to play
Great Tee Signs
Map of the course at the end of the parking lot
Nice Chasity belt baskets
Several fun holes to play
Cons:
poor course design overall
Very busy park with people who do not understand disc golf
Very busy park with people who do not understand disc golf
Other Thoughts:
Ok, sometimes we are not given the right space for disc golf, this is one of those cases.
This course starts off bad when hole one has a fence to a ball field on one side and a heavily used walking path on the right with a tight fairway full of trees. While the hole is good, it is a very dangerous hole to throw.
Hole #2 does not get much better. i had a family playing on the exercise equipment that is just short of the basket.
Hole 3 still has problems, while a good hole, you have a walking path on the right hand side of the fairway. I think your suppose to have a light poll as a mando (it is not marked very well) but as we all know, rec players do not play mando's. I had to wait almost 10 min to throw my upshot because I didn't want to even chance hitting anyone.
Yea, hole 4 has no people on it, however where is the fairway? You have a sports field to the left, so you can't throw to the open area, and you have MAJOR shule on the right hand side. (if anyone finds my Pro Wraith, you can keep it) There is no line here, it is a short two shot hole.
Now a sort of long walk over to hole 5, Other than you have to throw over/near a base ball field, this is actually a pretty cool hole. I would have tried to move the tee over to the right to take the baseball field out of play personally
Hole #6 is also a fun hole, however the tee should be over to the left, a turnover shot is into the cemetery stone workshop area. I do like the basket placement on the edge of the hill. Hyzer off or overthrown discs are punishment.
#7 another good hole, however you have a fence line with duplexes on the right. A shot that turns over here is over the fence and I didn't see a way to get over there.
Now we get the the crazy holes, there is nothing good to say about #8, it is a very hard anhyzer shot with a walking path you wind up crossing twice. Again, I had to wait and try to make sure no one was walking on the path. DO NOT throw short, shule is tough. It took me 3 shots just to get out
#9 is sort of a good hole, HOWEVER, you have a kids playgroud that was packed when I threw. If you throw too high or hyzer out, your in the playground and ARE going to hit someone. If you turn your disc over, your in major shule.
This is another two shot short hole with the basket way up to the right after the very tight fairway shot. I got my 3, but I was scared to throw very hard with all those kids in the playground.
So, to sum it up, yes the holes are memorable, but this is a dangerous course to play, specially when the park is packed. I played on a Sunday afternoon with great weather.
This course starts off bad when hole one has a fence to a ball field on one side and a heavily used walking path on the right with a tight fairway full of trees. While the hole is good, it is a very dangerous hole to throw.
Hole #2 does not get much better. i had a family playing on the exercise equipment that is just short of the basket.
Hole 3 still has problems, while a good hole, you have a walking path on the right hand side of the fairway. I think your suppose to have a light poll as a mando (it is not marked very well) but as we all know, rec players do not play mando's. I had to wait almost 10 min to throw my upshot because I didn't want to even chance hitting anyone.
Yea, hole 4 has no people on it, however where is the fairway? You have a sports field to the left, so you can't throw to the open area, and you have MAJOR shule on the right hand side. (if anyone finds my Pro Wraith, you can keep it) There is no line here, it is a short two shot hole.
Now a sort of long walk over to hole 5, Other than you have to throw over/near a base ball field, this is actually a pretty cool hole. I would have tried to move the tee over to the right to take the baseball field out of play personally
Hole #6 is also a fun hole, however the tee should be over to the left, a turnover shot is into the cemetery stone workshop area. I do like the basket placement on the edge of the hill. Hyzer off or overthrown discs are punishment.
#7 another good hole, however you have a fence line with duplexes on the right. A shot that turns over here is over the fence and I didn't see a way to get over there.
Now we get the the crazy holes, there is nothing good to say about #8, it is a very hard anhyzer shot with a walking path you wind up crossing twice. Again, I had to wait and try to make sure no one was walking on the path. DO NOT throw short, shule is tough. It took me 3 shots just to get out
#9 is sort of a good hole, HOWEVER, you have a kids playgroud that was packed when I threw. If you throw too high or hyzer out, your in the playground and ARE going to hit someone. If you turn your disc over, your in major shule.
This is another two shot short hole with the basket way up to the right after the very tight fairway shot. I got my 3, but I was scared to throw very hard with all those kids in the playground.
So, to sum it up, yes the holes are memorable, but this is a dangerous course to play, specially when the park is packed. I played on a Sunday afternoon with great weather.
