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Alaska Pacific DGC reviews
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Campus Course 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 20, 2016
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
- free to play
- mostly undamaged baskets
- low traffic course
- safari friendly landscaped first half of course
- hard to lose a disc
- beginner friendly
- tranquil setting
- mostly undamaged baskets
- low traffic course
- safari friendly landscaped first half of course
- hard to lose a disc
- beginner friendly
- tranquil setting
Cons:
- natural tees
- tees are hard to find
- no tee signs
- blind pin where unsuspecting pedestrians could get hit (hole 2)
- pin close to windows (hole 1)
- parking lot borders hole 3's fairway
- holes 6-8 just in general
- tees are hard to find
- no tee signs
- blind pin where unsuspecting pedestrians could get hit (hole 2)
- pin close to windows (hole 1)
- parking lot borders hole 3's fairway
- holes 6-8 just in general
Other Thoughts:
Contrary to the other reviews, I was able to find and throw all 9 holes. Whether or not they are played in the same numeric order as the online map is anyone's guess. I found sheets of paper in a laminated sleeves left behind on some trees marking tees from an event last April. The numbers didn't match the map's numbers.
The first 5 holes wrap around the front street side of the building on the map. Much of that layout ran the risk of either hitting someone, a building window, or parked cars. The last 4 were tucked into the woods on a narrow hiking trail behind the same buildings. Hole 2 runs the biggest risk of clocking an unsuspecting pedestrian. Hole 3 has the highest potential of dinging a car. Hole 5 with the hanging basket was my favorite.
The first 5 holes wrap around the front street side of the building on the map. Much of that layout ran the risk of either hitting someone, a building window, or parked cars. The last 4 were tucked into the woods on a narrow hiking trail behind the same buildings. Hole 2 runs the biggest risk of clocking an unsuspecting pedestrian. Hole 3 has the highest potential of dinging a car. Hole 5 with the hanging basket was my favorite.
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professerjeeves
Experience:
1 played
1 reviews
There's a coursr???? 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 16, 2014
Played the course:once
Pros:
Little to remark about
Cons:
First, without a map impossible to play. Second, four temporary baskets only. Thirdly, should be removed as a course, according to another site it was a student's senior project, and AAU doesn't maintain it. Hoped for better and got nothing ....
