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The Bulldog DGC reviews
6
0
Course Completed 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Feb 26, 2022
Played the course:once
Pros:
The course is done now so some info in the previous reviews will need to be updated.
The course seems like it's set at 14 holes now as it starts and finishes by the parking lot. It features one nice concrete tee and one basket per hole The course has mostly mid-length holes with some trees and light woods and a couple of open holes. The course will provide a good challenge for rec/beginner players and more advanced players could have a fun putter round here. The course is shiny penny new and very well maintained.
The course seems like it's set at 14 holes now as it starts and finishes by the parking lot. It features one nice concrete tee and one basket per hole The course has mostly mid-length holes with some trees and light woods and a couple of open holes. The course will provide a good challenge for rec/beginner players and more advanced players could have a fun putter round here. The course is shiny penny new and very well maintained.
Cons:
Not too many cons for this one. It might be a little open or easy for some folks but it's pretty and I think most people would enjoy a round here.
Other Thoughts:
Clearly, the best course in Perry and it would make a great daily/weekly course for those of the low to mid skill levels.
4
0
JamesCoste
Experience:
7 years
6 played
6 reviews
Great Potential 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 9, 2019
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
- Finding the tee "area" for hole 1 was easy.
- The middle of the course has some beautiful live oaks.
- The fairways were freshly mowed.
- The walking path through the course adds some interesting OB challenge.
- While the course has a walking/running trail running through it, it isn't highly used and didn't pose a problem.
- Portions of the course are pretty shaded.
- Most of the 9 holes required a full pull to get to the basket.
- The par 4 on hole 3 is the best hole on the course (once you find the basket tucked away near the fence on the right side of the fairway).
- Hole 8 is a nice ace run, but not easy by any means.
- The middle of the course has some beautiful live oaks.
- The fairways were freshly mowed.
- The walking path through the course adds some interesting OB challenge.
- While the course has a walking/running trail running through it, it isn't highly used and didn't pose a problem.
- Portions of the course are pretty shaded.
- Most of the 9 holes required a full pull to get to the basket.
- The par 4 on hole 3 is the best hole on the course (once you find the basket tucked away near the fence on the right side of the fairway).
- Hole 8 is a nice ace run, but not easy by any means.
Cons:
- The baskets have some heavy chains which take some getting used to.
- Once the course is "finalized", getting permanent tee signs and tee pads will greatly improve the course.
- There are some remnants of laminated hole layout stapled to the 4x4's representing Tee signs. These could be updated and replaced helping those new to the course.
- Once the course is "finalized", getting permanent tee signs and tee pads will greatly improve the course.
- There are some remnants of laminated hole layout stapled to the 4x4's representing Tee signs. These could be updated and replaced helping those new to the course.
Other Thoughts:
If I lived closer, I would find the course one that I would play regularly. It will only get better once it looks more like a permanent course and less like a temporary course. Time, funding and man power will solve this.
- Until this course gets heavy use, there could definitely be some "gorilla" holes from one tee to another basket increasing the interest of the course.
- There is a pile of decorative bricks near tee #1. If the course designers could get 4 bricks per pad and set the corners of the natural pad, it would help.
- Mounting some large visible numbers atop the baskets would be a big help. Currently you are guessing which basket you should be trying to reach. For regulars, no problem, but for first-timers it will greatly help with their experience.
- Hole 9 has a potential for a double mando through two pine trees that adds complexity to the hole.
- Until this course gets heavy use, there could definitely be some "gorilla" holes from one tee to another basket increasing the interest of the course.
- There is a pile of decorative bricks near tee #1. If the course designers could get 4 bricks per pad and set the corners of the natural pad, it would help.
- Mounting some large visible numbers atop the baskets would be a big help. Currently you are guessing which basket you should be trying to reach. For regulars, no problem, but for first-timers it will greatly help with their experience.
- Hole 9 has a potential for a double mando through two pine trees that adds complexity to the hole.
