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Silver Lake DGC reviews
4
0
Gilroy
Experience:
2 played
2 reviews
Slightly better than your backyard 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 30, 2018
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
It's close.
No traffic.
The baskets are okay.
No traffic.
The baskets are okay.
Cons:
Confusing and poor layout.
Jammed in amongst other amenities.
Carpet tee boxes.
Poison ivy.
Park entrance fee.
Jammed in amongst other amenities.
Carpet tee boxes.
Poison ivy.
Park entrance fee.
Other Thoughts:
This is not much of a course but...
It's better than practicing in your backyard.
We only play here in the spring and fall when the park is open and there is no entrance fee.
It's better than practicing in your backyard.
We only play here in the spring and fall when the park is open and there is no entrance fee.
3
0
the dangers abound. 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 22, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
Aesthetic-- plays through a wooded section of a large beach park, basically in downtown Fenton. All other amenities are far away for the most part but the course does throw over the road.
Baskets-- Super nice and in good repair. Hole #4 is mounted in a tree stump.
Routing and nav-- pretty easy, the map will help you a little in some places
Baskets-- Super nice and in good repair. Hole #4 is mounted in a tree stump.
Routing and nav-- pretty easy, the map will help you a little in some places
Cons:
Oh, where to begin...
POISON IVY-- there is so much poison ivy here, on the ground, aerial roots, EVERYWHERE. I seriously didn't want to throw after like hole 4 when it got really really bad. I am itching just thinking about it.
Teepads-- Carpet, worn and torn and ripped up in places.
Teesigns-- none
Lines-- impossible lines, especially in the woods where the poison ivy will swallow your disc.
Dual pads-- so unnecessary. rather than build two teepads, just make a solid 9 hole course. There is enough unused open space that a park course would have been easily feasible.
POISON IVY-- there is so much poison ivy here, on the ground, aerial roots, EVERYWHERE. I seriously didn't want to throw after like hole 4 when it got really really bad. I am itching just thinking about it.
Teepads-- Carpet, worn and torn and ripped up in places.
Teesigns-- none
Lines-- impossible lines, especially in the woods where the poison ivy will swallow your disc.
Dual pads-- so unnecessary. rather than build two teepads, just make a solid 9 hole course. There is enough unused open space that a park course would have been easily feasible.
Other Thoughts:
PLEASE SOMEONE PUT UP WARNING SIGNS ON THE POISON IVY!!!
