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Riley City DGC reviews
7
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Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience:
36.1 years
1727 played
579 reviews
Typical small town course
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 28, 2023
Played the course:once
Pros:
Nice DD Vet baskets
Cement Tee pads
Decent flow for a small park
Cement Tee pads
Decent flow for a small park
Cons:
2 throws over a regular road
no tee signs to map
Hole 2 is too close to playground
no tee signs to map
Hole 2 is too close to playground
Other Thoughts:
As I always state, I love small town courses, this is your typical one I really enjoy playing.
This course is mostly open, not too long, great for new players.
There is nothing telling anyone not using the "app" where the holes are located. There are tee pads, but no markings to which holes you are throwing too.
The first hole starts behind the parking area up near the school and is the longest hole on the course.
2nd hole is too close to the playground, but had a couple of guardian trees to make it interesting.
hole 3 throw across the road with a creek on the left.
hole 4 has the creek to one side, the more open shot is a nice turnover shot, the hyzer has a few trees to navigate.
Hole 5 is very short little turnover shot, because of the overgrown rough, you actually can't see the basket on the tee. This is the hole I chained out on with a classic roc.
Then a couple of typical park type pitch and putt holes.
Hole 8 throws back across the road. The basket is set far enough behind the guardian trees that you could throw a decent hyzer at is.
Hole 9 is a filler hole, wide open with the school yard on the left and the pool on the right to get you back where you started.
Would I play here again? No, I love small town courses, but this park just didn't catch me. There are some good ace run holes. It's worth collecting if your driving by or even use as a warm up before heading over to University Park for a championship course.
This course is mostly open, not too long, great for new players.
There is nothing telling anyone not using the "app" where the holes are located. There are tee pads, but no markings to which holes you are throwing too.
The first hole starts behind the parking area up near the school and is the longest hole on the course.
2nd hole is too close to the playground, but had a couple of guardian trees to make it interesting.
hole 3 throw across the road with a creek on the left.
hole 4 has the creek to one side, the more open shot is a nice turnover shot, the hyzer has a few trees to navigate.
Hole 5 is very short little turnover shot, because of the overgrown rough, you actually can't see the basket on the tee. This is the hole I chained out on with a classic roc.
Then a couple of typical park type pitch and putt holes.
Hole 8 throws back across the road. The basket is set far enough behind the guardian trees that you could throw a decent hyzer at is.
Hole 9 is a filler hole, wide open with the school yard on the left and the pool on the right to get you back where you started.
Would I play here again? No, I love small town courses, but this park just didn't catch me. There are some good ace run holes. It's worth collecting if your driving by or even use as a warm up before heading over to University Park for a championship course.
