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McMillian DGC reviews
6
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moorent
Experience:
35 played
1 reviews
Great course for a small town drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 3, 2022
Played the course:once
Pros:
Access to water, restrooms.
Two concrete tees for each hole
Clear signage
Clean and well taken care of
The course generally flows well.
Decent mix of long, open, short, and wooded holes.
Two concrete tees for each hole
Clear signage
Clean and well taken care of
The course generally flows well.
Decent mix of long, open, short, and wooded holes.
Cons:
Lack of elevation
Not a lot of opportunity to scramble
Not a lot of opportunity to scramble
Other Thoughts:
Overall, this course does a great job of utilizing the land. While it would have been nice to incorporate the small pond it is clear that pedestrian safety is a concern.
While this doesn't stack up to some of the nearby 18 hole courses (Lindsey park is just miles away) it is great considering the location and is more than adequate for people looking to get into the sport or looking for a quick round.
While this doesn't stack up to some of the nearby 18 hole courses (Lindsey park is just miles away) it is great considering the location and is more than adequate for people looking to get into the sport or looking for a quick round.
10
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McMillian
Reviewed:
Played on:May 27, 2022
Played the course:once
Pros:
-- Two nice concrete tee pads per hole.
-- New Discatcher baskets.
-- Restroom.
-- Map. Although the holes are NOT to scale. No. 4 (201/243) is the shortest hole on the course but appears to be the longest on the map. Conversely, 1 and 6 are two of the longer holes on the course and appear to be the two shortest on the map.
-- Practice basket.
-- No. 7 is the best hole. It's the second longest hole (352/420) and uses the limited elevation in the park for a decent downhill throw to a basket with OB 20 feet behind it. No. 4 is also good. It's a tunnel shot with trees above, so you've got to keep your tee shot low.
-- New Discatcher baskets.
-- Restroom.
-- Map. Although the holes are NOT to scale. No. 4 (201/243) is the shortest hole on the course but appears to be the longest on the map. Conversely, 1 and 6 are two of the longer holes on the course and appear to be the two shortest on the map.
-- Practice basket.
-- No. 7 is the best hole. It's the second longest hole (352/420) and uses the limited elevation in the park for a decent downhill throw to a basket with OB 20 feet behind it. No. 4 is also good. It's a tunnel shot with trees above, so you've got to keep your tee shot low.
Cons:
-- Not ideal land for disc golf because of limited elevation, and the water (a decent-sized pond) is not used. It's in view, but it would take an awful throw for the water to come into play. Trees are well used (it's moderately wooded) on several holes.
-- Nos. 5 and 6 feel a little like filler holes. Each is pretty wide open with 1-2 trees near the basket.
-- Long walk from 6 to 7.
-- Nos. 5 and 6 feel a little like filler holes. Each is pretty wide open with 1-2 trees near the basket.
-- Long walk from 6 to 7.
Other Thoughts:
-- South Palm Street is a gravel road into the park.
-- Nos. 1 and 9 use an OB fence on the right to add to challenge to otherwise pedestrian holes.
-- Nos. 1 and 9 use an OB fence on the right to add to challenge to otherwise pedestrian holes.
3
0
fantastic 9 hole 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 21, 2022
Played the course:once
Pros:
This park is beautiful there are two brand new t-pads and signs brand new baskets old growth trees the layout is perfect even the grounds crew stop mowing so we could play through if you're in the area you should really stop.
Cons:
Just a little flat only one Hill
