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2.00 star(s) Suburban Hell The course has some of the most original and functional teepads I have seen. Imagine the symbol used for "signal strength" except 10 feet long. Baskets are really nice and park has a clean look. There is goose crap everywhere. You could put your bag in it, slip on it on the tee...

3.00 star(s) Too much space! There's a lot of space and downhill and uphill shots. It has the right amount of shots over or by the water (2 I think). It also has some room for some bombs and some shorter shots - not necessarily technical, but it'll make you think a little. Where to start... Really...

3.50 star(s) The course has fresh looking tee signs and tee pads/concrete for every hole. From what I hear, it's a really old course and they made some good use of the land. A pretty good variety of shots too. It's tight layout has a few holes overlap. Your target is in the fairway of the next tee. It...

4.00 star(s) Impressive Southern Orgegon Course The layout of the course was very well thought out using lines of trees, creeks, and rocks in a very creative way. The holes start out shorter and technical and get longer which makes for a good range of shots. These go from huge bombs, to hyzers, to sky...

0.50 star(s) Waste of baskets It's there Some of the chains on baskets are missing and there is a playground around some of the holes. Shots are way too short and not challenging. They should probably put the baskets somewhere else. There's lots of open space in davis.

4.00 star(s) Three sets of tees make the course different every time if you want. Huge variation in shots and fairways which is really excellent. Great views and almost every hole seems like a signature hole. Some of the risks in the course are far too great. If you don't hit the first small hole on a...

5.00 star(s) Good one! Definitely one of the best courses I've played. Options everywhere, which is what I like. Rolling hills, good distance and well groomed. Two sets of tees makes it ultra challenging. There seem to be a lot of pin positions and there really isn't a way to tell where the pins are...