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Arcadia Lake - Red Course reviews
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Robert Scott
Experience:
27.9 years
52 played
28 reviews
Arcadia Lake - Red Course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Dec 23, 2008
Played the course:once
Pros:
Another 18 hole course right next to this one (blue). A nice short course but longer/more blind holes then the blue one, and easier to follow then the blue one.
Tee pads are short (5'X3')but are concrete.
The signs are only numbers/distance but easy to find.
Tee pads are short (5'X3')but are concrete.
The signs are only numbers/distance but easy to find.
Cons:
$6 or $7 to play
Tee pads are only like 5'X3' but they are concrete.
The distance on the map/webpage differ from the signs at the tees.
First time players will have to scout ahead to find the basket as there a mostly blind baskets.
Tee pads are only like 5'X3' but they are concrete.
The distance on the map/webpage differ from the signs at the tees.
First time players will have to scout ahead to find the basket as there a mostly blind baskets.
Other Thoughts:
PRO/CON: the course is LHBH or RHFH friendly, I like this but don't too as I play RHBH but there are very few courses that I've played that makes me change the way I play a hole.
Winter time is probable the best time to play this course. There was no bugs, Poison Ivy, or Oak, and the tall grass was dead so it was easy to find my disc that landed off the fairway. It would also be good to have someone spot on a couple of the holes but it was not bad during the winter, summer months would be a different story.
Winter time is probable the best time to play this course. There was no bugs, Poison Ivy, or Oak, and the tall grass was dead so it was easy to find my disc that landed off the fairway. It would also be good to have someone spot on a couple of the holes but it was not bad during the winter, summer months would be a different story.
