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Magnolia Park reviews
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Great beginner course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Dec 31, 2015
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
+Scenic views of Bayou Teche on a few holes
+Scenic huge ancient oaks to throw around on several holes
+Prodigy baskets that catch very well
+Two pin placements on a few holes
+Concrete tee pads
+Nice tee signs and easy to navigate
+Fairly open and short, good for newer players
+Bathroom on the course by hole 15/16
+Scenic huge ancient oaks to throw around on several holes
+Prodigy baskets that catch very well
+Two pin placements on a few holes
+Concrete tee pads
+Nice tee signs and easy to navigate
+Fairly open and short, good for newer players
+Bathroom on the course by hole 15/16
Cons:
-Fairly open, not super challenging to experienced players
-Not an abundance of shade for the hot Louisiana summer
-Little elevation change, maybe a factor on about 4 holes
-Drainage is not the best
-Not an abundance of shade for the hot Louisiana summer
-Little elevation change, maybe a factor on about 4 holes
-Drainage is not the best
Other Thoughts:
This course is off the beaten path in the charming town of St. Martinville. The course designers did a pretty good job utilizing the entire footprint of the land made available for disc golf, and the design incorporates a large ditch, the park's walking trail, and Bayou Teche as OB to spice up the action. The views of Bayou Teche along holes 7, 8 and 15 really appealed to me, and I also really enjoyed throwing around the huge live oak trees, especially on holes 2, 6, and 11. Hole 18 is a great finishing hole with a small green bordered on three sides with OB in the short position.
