Course Reviews

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4
 by kevinpdonahoe on Jul 10, 2020 at 8:42am

Just returned here for the first time in a few years and was reminded how much I enjoy this course!! As the other comments note, more open fairways on the front nine and lots of trees on the back nine. I personally enjoy all of the water challenges this course offers and it makes for a very scenic round along the lake. One note that previously commented, there has been an addition of a lot of pro baskets over the past few years that will certainly offer challenges for the most seasoned pros! Well worth a visit summer through fall; spring rains create some pretty muddy conditions in the low-lying areas near the lake.

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3
 by Athletic Directions on Sep 23, 2013 at 10:09am

This is a nice, challenging course that even novices can be successful on, but one should know ahead of time that at least two holes will bring water into play, and the chance of needing to wade, or to play very conservatively, is significant.

That said, the course map is out of date[see my GPS trail at http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/fullscreen/280455963/], and the first tee is in a location that is not even part of the course as shown on the map: across the street and to the north of the small parking lot near the 18th green. Transition routes from greens to tees are not always well-marked, and we and the group ahead of us had difficulty finding one other tee (besides #1) on the front and back nines.

Beyond that, the course was fun, and shows real promise. A few holes in the woods are impossibly tight, but they are also not long, so it is possible to score on them, even if an ace may be only a pipe dream.

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0
 by Glenn Burtis on Jul 29, 2013 at 2:22pm

This course could be so much more than what it is. If this course was manicured like the upper sandusky lay out in the woods, clean of debris and down tree's it would be at least a four. I play a long tee layout that I made up myself and runs along the existing course, friends that play it say it has a better flow and shooting par is tough. The course should be re-named mosquito haven that eats the players at the course

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3
 by Baalshenchman on Mar 18, 2013 at 12:10am

This 1 I'd call a diamond in the rough,needs some grass growth in some areas but I do like the mix of holes,you've got long, short(not too many but they're there),1 good water hole, 1 bad water hole(if you can't curve hard left back into the shore don't even try it= disc eater). Needs a little clearing out but not much,very nice naturey feel. For me the signature would have to be hole 2 which plays over 500 feet(from the am tees) good thing 1 of the obsticles is a water fountain cause you may need it. I wouldn't drive 2 hours for it but I will drive from Cols. to play it again.

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2
 by bbair63 on Mar 17, 2013 at 5:54pm

This feels like a good course just waiting for the tweaks it needs to be great. It is a bit rough with muddy patches and stumps in the trail. It is also a little crowed with the amount of trees in the field of play and needs some, but not many, removed. The water hole is a no play for me when the water level is high. Very little would be needed to make this a 4 for me, but it is not there yet.

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4
 by BMXican on Jul 31, 2012 at 10:19am

Course is close to the mountain bike trails, so this is great chance to get in a ride and throw some discs. Many holes are in the trees with tight fairways.
All cement tees. Course description says natural.
Signature hole has to be the water hole #6, which sits along the lake. If you fade to the right, plan to lose your disc in the water. Front 9 has some open tee shots, nice to warm up. Back 9 is all in the trees.
Parking lot is in the same area as the boat launch, easy to find off Africa Rd.

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