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Windlestrae Park - Hennings Field reviews
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Something Playable at Windlestrae 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 20, 2020
Played the course:once
Pros:
+ This is a short course, very suitable for beginners - although some of the treelines along the property borders are pretty thick with undergrowth
+ The holes are nothing special, but #4 deserves a callout for using all the elevation it can find, making for a fun 200 foot floater you can throw straight or on an RH hyzer.
+ The holes are nothing special, but #4 deserves a callout for using all the elevation it can find, making for a fun 200 foot floater you can throw straight or on an RH hyzer.
Cons:
- Natural tees (currently dirt cutouts from the grass), and nothing in the way of signage, but it looks like improvements are planned
- The first two holes border an athletic field, and activities at the field would interfere with play. There's a huge unused field on the property, and I don't know how well it's mowed, so there might be danger of losing your discs on #4 and #7
- The first two holes border an athletic field, and activities at the field would interfere with play. There's a huge unused field on the property, and I don't know how well it's mowed, so there might be danger of losing your discs on #4 and #7
Other Thoughts:
~ After playing the partial course at Windlestrae about a year ago, I was happy to see someone took the initiative to create this nine holer with baskets that could be seen in the distance as we tried to figure out that other course. I don't know if these 9 holes were meant to be part of a larger layout, or if designer Chuck Vesay simply figured out a way to map out a nine starting and finishing at Hennings. But either way, this is a welcome addition
