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Some opinions can be wrong.
If my opinion is "discs resemble squares"... it's wrong. It means I don't know what a square looks like. Or that I've failed to distinguish between their defining characteristics.
If I think a bunch of upshots is a phenomenal course, it means I don't know what a phenomenal course really is.
I'm good with that.I think we're going to have to agree to disagree here.
Stardoggy said:I suggest playing this course after 14 IPA's, some good friends, and a happy state of mind. Make sure to chirp your tires on the way out, as the kids there LOVE that sort of thing
Review of Orchard Trail Park (a 3 hole course)
GMcAtee said:A plastic disc is not going to hurt that tank. Let me hyzer bomb an American flag stamped disc over that tank to the basket.
DiscGolfCraig on Waccamaw River Park in SC.
"-Bad layout. Bad location. Bad execution. Bad drainage. Otherwise, it's just a poor course."
It was the clause starting with "otherwise" that convinced me not to go there. haha.
Honorable mention--
"IT'S BUILT IN A SWAMP. Not near a swamp. Not with raised paths above a swamp. No. In an actual swamp... After some exhaustive research, I've concluded that disc golf and swamps ARE NOT a good mixture. Disc golf in swamps is even worse. They should be kept separated. I'd be happy to present my findings to Waccamaw River Park."
(Yesterday, I played 2 courses right next to swamps and a 3rd with swampy standing water after heavy rain, so I'm particularly attuned to swamps and disc golf right at the moment.)
P.S.- I was so hoping that his title would have whack-a-mole in it...
This reminds me of my review of Amundson Park in Sparta, WI. It's true...swamps and disc golf shouldn't mix.
https://www.dgcoursereview.com/reviews.php?id=6566&page=1&mode=rev#69749
Cons: Natural tee pads. I think. I kinda sorta stumbled across a few areas that were tees. I think. It's hard to tell, though, outside the occasional tiny, rusty, bent to the ground flags. What I'm saying, I think, is that there aren't many discernible tees. Just spots where it looks like somebody may have once thrown frisbees from. Or performed a seance. I think.
The course is built in a f@#ing swamp. Remember the scene from Stand By Me, where the kids are walking through the water, and suddenly sink? Yeah, that happened here. I just can't fathom how somebody walked through this area and said "yeah, people are going to love walking through a f@#$ing swamp to play disc golf".
Not cart friendly.
No signage anywhere. Navigation is a nightmare. There are some winding paths that run through the woods. I think. I'd call them deer paths, but I think a buck would slap his fawn if he created such a crappy path through anything. There was the occasional arrow painted on a tree, but I'm pretty sure they just led to a scene from Deliverance (I'm almost positive I heard the banjos playing in the distance). It's most assuredly a trap.
If you're a three toothed yokel, you may see this as a pro, but the course is located directly behind a large trailer park. A swamp behind a trailer park. I can't make this stuff up. To top off this hillbilly sundae, the trailer at the entrance to the park flies three flags: Confederate, US, and "Don't Tread On Me". THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN!
I think that it was a good review (Sounds like some of our Florida courses).
I think that it was a good review (Sounds like some of our Florida courses).
cujo said:I'm not sure what I like reviewing more...good courses or bad courses?