Charlotte courses after the rain?

[MountainMan]

I'm visiting Charlotte and am hoping to get in a few rounds later this week. After today's rain and with quite a bit more forecast for tomorrow, I'm hoping you all can suggest a few courses that dry out quickly. I'm looking at playing Thursday and Friday. Thanks!

 

[BraveThrower43]

Avoid Hornet's nest, Renny, and Dry creek

Best ones are Nevin, Reedy Creek and Kilborne in my opinion.

I'd imagine the Elon courses would be pretty good too but I don't play there enough to know for sure.

 

[EarthRocker]

I agree with BraveThrower43 about the Elon courses. They're not too bad after some rain.

Also, Plantation Ruins sheds pretty well. I love playing there after a good rain, because the creeks will be moving and more punitive if you end up in one. There's a super-swampy area right after the basket at 14, but if you swing wide to the right on the way to #15, you can avoid the worst of it.

 

[Monocacy]

I have one data point: Bradford Park, in many places, is a sloppy, slippery mess after rain.

 

[MountainMan]

Avoid Hornet's nest, Renny, and Dry creek

Best ones are Nevin, Reedy Creek and Kilborne in my opinion.

I'd imagine the Elon courses would be pretty good too but I don't play there enough to know for sure.

I managed a quick round at Nevin this afternoon while the sun was out. A few nasty spots - I skipped the green on 14 - but mostly very playable. Thanks for the tips!

 

[medic5888]

scrapyard should be ok

 

[BraveThrower43]

I managed a quick round at Nevin this afternoon while the sun was out. A few nasty spots - I skipped the green on 14 - but mostly very playable. Thanks for the tips!

Sweet! Yea I forgot about the addition of 14 green. It's definitely struggling.

 

[MountainMan]

Posting this mostly for future folks. I played Reedy Creek today, and after two pretty wet days, it was very playable. It's also a very fun course with a short/long layout to let folks play to their skill level.