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Highland Springs Reservoir reviews
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Drake367
Experience:
23.6 years
1 played
1 reviews
Course Upgraded! best all around 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 29, 2012
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
New tee boxes on Steady Ed's original tees,
huge upgrade from the natural dirt pads.
well maintained,
Low traffic,
Variety of difficulties with 6 tee boxes per hole
caters to all players,
Well marked and mapped,
Long and Short shots,
Variety of Pin locations,
Good use of hills in terrain,
Very nice family park near by and a great view,
benches and seating at nearly every hole,
huge upgrade from the natural dirt pads.
well maintained,
Low traffic,
Variety of difficulties with 6 tee boxes per hole
caters to all players,
Well marked and mapped,
Long and Short shots,
Variety of Pin locations,
Good use of hills in terrain,
Very nice family park near by and a great view,
benches and seating at nearly every hole,
Cons:
parking sucks,
15min drive from nearest gas/grocery/convenient store so pack some extra water,
back side "new holes" are less thought out than original 18 and also provide very little shade in a hot area,
15min drive from nearest gas/grocery/convenient store so pack some extra water,
back side "new holes" are less thought out than original 18 and also provide very little shade in a hot area,
Other Thoughts:
All things considered this is by far my favorite course i have played, i'm not a pro but, an experienced intermediate player and for me this is the best course i have tried. I make the drive whenever possible. Note i read some other reviews and was surprised this course isn't rated higher but, most of the other reviews may be outdated as this course is constantly growing and improving every time i'm up there something is new. Takes a little under 2 hours to play the full course
