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Sherwood Park DGC reviews
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Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience:
36.1 years
1717 played
574 reviews
Decent 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:May 24, 2021
Played the course:once
Pros:
recycled baskets
Shot variety
Decent course flow
Shot variety
Decent course flow
Cons:
No tees marked, got to use UDisc go figure out holes.
6 baskets with 3 being used twice
6 baskets with 3 being used twice
Other Thoughts:
Biggest gripe about this course is the fact that there are no tee's marked or hole numbers on the baskets. Use the map on UDisc.
Small neighborhood park with very little traffic. Good place for a neighborhood disc golf course.
Not too long, most of the holes clock in under 300ft. The holes were designed pretty well, I didn't feel like I was at risk throwing into someones back yard. There is elevation here that the design takes advantage of. A few large trees that you get to throw around.
You throw a few holes down to the ball golf course and then play back using 3 of the same baskets. You finish up right where you started.
Not much else to say other than these look like old Stroke Saver baskets. Would like a local to post the back story on the history of those baskets. They were not purchased for this course, they have been recycled.
Would I play here again? Well, there are much better courses in the area so no, but this is a good place to have the park to yourself and work on your game.
Small neighborhood park with very little traffic. Good place for a neighborhood disc golf course.
Not too long, most of the holes clock in under 300ft. The holes were designed pretty well, I didn't feel like I was at risk throwing into someones back yard. There is elevation here that the design takes advantage of. A few large trees that you get to throw around.
You throw a few holes down to the ball golf course and then play back using 3 of the same baskets. You finish up right where you started.
Not much else to say other than these look like old Stroke Saver baskets. Would like a local to post the back story on the history of those baskets. They were not purchased for this course, they have been recycled.
Would I play here again? Well, there are much better courses in the area so no, but this is a good place to have the park to yourself and work on your game.
