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Laurelain Park reviews
4
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Sister of Lois 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 3, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
Easy navigation - clockwise, next-tee arrows on bottom of basket
Cons:
Walking path in vicinity of most holes.
Completely re-trace steps when moving from basket-4 to tee-5.
Completely re-trace steps when moving from basket-4 to tee-5.
Other Thoughts:
Course is set in a mid-sized public park, consisting of gently sloping open space, a few scattered trees, and treelines with their supporting shule.
Teepads are natural, marked by a toeboard. Teeposts, but no teesigns (as of 7/3/15).
Course is primarily open. Half the holes are flat, half with moderate elevation change. No holes over 300'. Minimal shot-shaping.
Experienced players should have some ace runs and a feast of birds.Hhole-2, with a bit of zig and zag upon entering the broad path in the woods, is the most challenging.
Course is geared towards beginners and recreational players. That said, about half the holes will have some not-wide-but-dense shule that will probably be frequented by misdirected discs.
Teepads are natural, marked by a toeboard. Teeposts, but no teesigns (as of 7/3/15).
Course is primarily open. Half the holes are flat, half with moderate elevation change. No holes over 300'. Minimal shot-shaping.
Experienced players should have some ace runs and a feast of birds.Hhole-2, with a bit of zig and zag upon entering the broad path in the woods, is the most challenging.
Course is geared towards beginners and recreational players. That said, about half the holes will have some not-wide-but-dense shule that will probably be frequented by misdirected discs.
