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Hilltop Lakes reviews
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La_Flama_Blanca
Experience:
10.2 years
76 played
4 reviews
Not a bad stop on a road trip 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 29, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
The course is VERY well maintained, short grass tee signs, great baskets. There was some good thought as to where to place these baskets.
The course is placed in a very rural setting with lots of elevation and water surrounding the course. No it is not the most challenging course but it is a great course to stretch the legs while on a road trip.
The course is placed in a very rural setting with lots of elevation and water surrounding the course. No it is not the most challenging course but it is a great course to stretch the legs while on a road trip.
Cons:
The course should be all par 3s.
I wish that they did a full 18, there is plenty of property for it. Also there are no tee pads, the ground is not too uneven but this course is really isolated so I don't really see the need to adjust any of this.
I wish that they did a full 18, there is plenty of property for it. Also there are no tee pads, the ground is not too uneven but this course is really isolated so I don't really see the need to adjust any of this.
3
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Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience:
36.1 years
1728 played
580 reviews
played worse 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Dec 8, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
tee signs on all the holes
not hard to follow, just goes around the resort area
few holes use the hill well
not hard to follow, just goes around the resort area
few holes use the hill well
Cons:
un-level grass/dirt tee area
mostly a wide open course
mostly a wide open course
Other Thoughts:
first off, you have to crack up at the "pars" on each hole, this course par was set up for a not disc golfer.
hole 1 tees off to the right parking lot as you pull into the hotel area. It is just a 300 ft shot with tree in front of the basket
Hole 2 is a good hole with the church parking lot on the left, some trees in the fairway and the tennis courts to the right.
Hole 3 is another simple hyzer shot like hole 1 with the basket tucked under a small tree.
Hole 4 and 5 are basic wide open longer holes.
Hole 6 is hidden by a clump of trees, but is a basic hyzer shot down the hill
Hole 7 is another wide open up the hill shot
Hole 8 is a good blind turnover shot, turn it over too much and you risk throwing into the pool area (not good for rec players)
Hole 9 is a nice short shot up the hill and the most trees out of all 9 holes.
not a course to drive out of the way to play. It is listed as private, I happened to play it at 7:30am and waved to the workers. I don't think many people actually ever play this course.
hole 1 tees off to the right parking lot as you pull into the hotel area. It is just a 300 ft shot with tree in front of the basket
Hole 2 is a good hole with the church parking lot on the left, some trees in the fairway and the tennis courts to the right.
Hole 3 is another simple hyzer shot like hole 1 with the basket tucked under a small tree.
Hole 4 and 5 are basic wide open longer holes.
Hole 6 is hidden by a clump of trees, but is a basic hyzer shot down the hill
Hole 7 is another wide open up the hill shot
Hole 8 is a good blind turnover shot, turn it over too much and you risk throwing into the pool area (not good for rec players)
Hole 9 is a nice short shot up the hill and the most trees out of all 9 holes.
not a course to drive out of the way to play. It is listed as private, I happened to play it at 7:30am and waved to the workers. I don't think many people actually ever play this course.
