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Red Pine Run DGC reviews
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Revuh
Experience:
18 years
15 played
1 reviews
Solid 9 hole 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 5, 2019
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Well maintained, fun basket placement, 3 tees at every hole, and beautiful. Like others have said, losing a disc isn't that likely even though it's fairly wooded and has tall grass. There's a few garbages and benches, picnic table or two.
Cons:
No distance or par listing on tee signs, and the tees themselves are just dirt, but it does the trick.
4
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The North Shore
Experience:
6 years
30 played
5 reviews
Great Local Course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 4, 2018
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Open to public, free, easy access in an isolated wooded setting.
Easy to walk and play on flat relatively open terrain. Wooded and grassy rough on all holes, but woods are pretty open and it's easy find discs. Great layout and easy to follow after finding and playing through first time.
Tee areas, fairways, and baskets have been well maintaied and cleared each time I've played over past 2 years. Great job.
Fun course for all abilities. All holes are challenging and interesting par 3s for me. I think all look like a good challenge for birdie par for good players
Easy to walk and play on flat relatively open terrain. Wooded and grassy rough on all holes, but woods are pretty open and it's easy find discs. Great layout and easy to follow after finding and playing through first time.
Tee areas, fairways, and baskets have been well maintaied and cleared each time I've played over past 2 years. Great job.
Fun course for all abilities. All holes are challenging and interesting par 3s for me. I think all look like a good challenge for birdie par for good players
Cons:
The town of Babbitt and this course are really off the beaten path, but worth checking if in area.
No constructed tee off pads. Bare ground tee off areas are marked by wooded posts.
Signage is very limited to simple hole # markers and distance. Finding the first hole tee off area and path between each hole will be challenging the first time playing. The paths between holes are not well marked, but they are easy to follow and the course layout is logical designed well.
No constructed tee off pads. Bare ground tee off areas are marked by wooded posts.
Signage is very limited to simple hole # markers and distance. Finding the first hole tee off area and path between each hole will be challenging the first time playing. The paths between holes are not well marked, but they are easy to follow and the course layout is logical designed well.
Other Thoughts:
Not a destination level course, but fun course to play if in the area. Great job by locals setting up and maintaining this interesting course.
3
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Porkmachine
Experience:
1 played
1 reviews
Very fun, well groomed course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 1, 2018
Played the course:once
Pros:
This is groomed well, there are 3 tees to play from, red white, and blue. The distances are marked on posts and there are signs directing you where to go. This course is outside of town, and is in a wooded setting, we also seen 3 deer. it is a great course for new players and people who have been playing a while. low chance of losing discs.
Cons:
There is no set pars, it would be nice if they labeled a par for each tee, the distances may be short for a pro player
Other Thoughts:
I have played only 4 other courses, but this is by far my favorite. Some holes are tricky, some are a little easier.
