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The Lynx reviews
7
0
Buford Calloway
Experience:
5 years
101 played
4 reviews
Nice 9-hole, atrocious 18-hole course 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 5, 2020
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
--The pros listed below only apply to holes 1 and 12-18
--Nice use of this part of the campus
--Some nice scenery, especially at the end of the round
--Well kept (grass mowed, debris minimal)
--I like the three tee options on Hole 18 (Pro, Am, and Novice)
--Nice use of this part of the campus
--Some nice scenery, especially at the end of the round
--Well kept (grass mowed, debris minimal)
--I like the three tee options on Hole 18 (Pro, Am, and Novice)
Cons:
--Holes 2-11...don't waste your time
-Hole 2 basket is missing
-Holes 3, 4, and 5 are actually BARELY playable, but have knee-high brush, throwing lanes overgrown with unkempt vegetation, and ivy growing up through the baskets
-Once I found the tee for Hole 6 completely covered with vegetation and the basket missing, I gave up on the rest of wooded holes.
--No tee box for Hole 11
--The rest of the course just needs more seating, real tee pads, and some garbage cans.
--This might be difficult to play during typical class days, as there are two practice fields in play.
--Be careful of the scorecard box on the first tee; no scorecards, just wasps!
-Hole 2 basket is missing
-Holes 3, 4, and 5 are actually BARELY playable, but have knee-high brush, throwing lanes overgrown with unkempt vegetation, and ivy growing up through the baskets
-Once I found the tee for Hole 6 completely covered with vegetation and the basket missing, I gave up on the rest of wooded holes.
--No tee box for Hole 11
--The rest of the course just needs more seating, real tee pads, and some garbage cans.
--This might be difficult to play during typical class days, as there are two practice fields in play.
--Be careful of the scorecard box on the first tee; no scorecards, just wasps!
Other Thoughts:
I would stop by here again to play the back nine, but unless they are actually going to put some effort into the wooded holes, it shouldn't be advertised as an 18-hole course.
