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Liberty High School DGC reviews
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DiscGolfCraig
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The countdown’s on. Cried Major Tom.
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 13, 2023
Played the course:once
Pros:
Liberty High School is your typical high school course. In other words, simplicity.
Course starts along the back of the school. The course map is located right on the side of the building.
#3 is a simple, open downhiller. It's the type you'll throw multiple discs. After a short walk, you get to #4, which is an uphiller to a basket on a sloped hill. #4 is 30 feet shorter, but due to the elevation factors, it plays considerably longer.
#5 has a slightly elevated basket. #6 and 7 are wooded holes. #8 is another good ace run. #9 plays uphill. And #1 tees off alongside the school building. Yay. That's all 9 holes.
Good for practice. Good for beginners. Good for students on a short break.
Nice, simple layout. Other than needing signs for the transition through the woods between #3 & 4, every other transition is short.
Good for ace races or filling yourself getting a cubby ace.
Baskets are in excellent shape.
Course starts along the back of the school. The course map is located right on the side of the building.
#3 is a simple, open downhiller. It's the type you'll throw multiple discs. After a short walk, you get to #4, which is an uphiller to a basket on a sloped hill. #4 is 30 feet shorter, but due to the elevation factors, it plays considerably longer.
#5 has a slightly elevated basket. #6 and 7 are wooded holes. #8 is another good ace run. #9 plays uphill. And #1 tees off alongside the school building. Yay. That's all 9 holes.
Good for practice. Good for beginners. Good for students on a short break.
Nice, simple layout. Other than needing signs for the transition through the woods between #3 & 4, every other transition is short.
Good for ace races or filling yourself getting a cubby ace.
Baskets are in excellent shape.
Cons:
Course won't always be accessible. I guess that's a negative.
Not a lot of challenge nor imagination with these layouts. Other than #2 and ,possibly attacking the basked on #4, every other hole is a straight shot. If you can throw a straight shot up to 250 feet, you're birdieing just about everything here.
Not a lot of variances in distances either. Shortest is 147 feet. Longest is 258 feet (#3) and it's downhill.
No amenities here for players. Not that you should need them during a 20 - 30-minute round.
Not a lot of challenge nor imagination with these layouts. Other than #2 and ,possibly attacking the basked on #4, every other hole is a straight shot. If you can throw a straight shot up to 250 feet, you're birdieing just about everything here.
Not a lot of variances in distances either. Shortest is 147 feet. Longest is 258 feet (#3) and it's downhill.
No amenities here for players. Not that you should need them during a 20 - 30-minute round.
Other Thoughts:
Liberty High School is like dozens of other courses I've played. It at least has a tangible flow and design.
For the limited amount of space (give or take 4 acres), this course does a solid job creating as much variety as possible: 3 wooded holes, 5 holes with elevation factors, and a bunch of wide open holes.
Good course if you're only carrying one or two discs. Again, if you can throw 250 and straight, you'll be fine.
This is a course you'll quickly forget. Writing my review barely 48 hours after playing, and I've already forgotten one hole. Even looking at my pictures, #9 didn't ring a bell.
From an out-of-towner's perspective, this is a one and done visit. For the locals, you'll get some play here.
For the limited amount of space (give or take 4 acres), this course does a solid job creating as much variety as possible: 3 wooded holes, 5 holes with elevation factors, and a bunch of wide open holes.
Good course if you're only carrying one or two discs. Again, if you can throw 250 and straight, you'll be fine.
This is a course you'll quickly forget. Writing my review barely 48 hours after playing, and I've already forgotten one hole. Even looking at my pictures, #9 didn't ring a bell.
From an out-of-towner's perspective, this is a one and done visit. For the locals, you'll get some play here.
