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Pawnee Nation DGC reviews
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Trip68
Experience:
7.7 years
31 played
25 reviews
Not a bad little course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Jan 10, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
Course goes in and out of Pawnee Nation Campus.
Some trees, old buildings come into play.
Baskets were in good condition.
Tee boxes were natural, with rubber tees a little closer.
Some trees, old buildings come into play.
Baskets were in good condition.
Tee boxes were natural, with rubber tees a little closer.
Cons:
No concrete tee boxes.
Hole 3 is up the road, not trough the woods.
Some signs need replaced.
Hole 3 is up the road, not trough the woods.
Some signs need replaced.
Other Thoughts:
It's the only course in town...I am not going to nit-pick.
I think it's great towns this size install courses.
I have always looked for courses in the smaller towns, never know what you are driving past without stopping.
It's not horrible, but I would not make a drive out there just to play it.
Holes play by some historic (old) buildings.
I would play it again if in town and have about an extra 45 mintues.
I think it's great a town of this size has a course. I always like checking out smaller 9 hole courses. We had the whole course to ourselves, nice change from the crowded Tulsa courses. If you come this far, drive a little further to Pawhuska, Ok. I have not played them (yet) but I hear the town has a great rural area that has two courses.
I think it's great towns this size install courses.
I have always looked for courses in the smaller towns, never know what you are driving past without stopping.
It's not horrible, but I would not make a drive out there just to play it.
Holes play by some historic (old) buildings.
I would play it again if in town and have about an extra 45 mintues.
I think it's great a town of this size has a course. I always like checking out smaller 9 hole courses. We had the whole course to ourselves, nice change from the crowded Tulsa courses. If you come this far, drive a little further to Pawhuska, Ok. I have not played them (yet) but I hear the town has a great rural area that has two courses.
