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Battle Ridge reviews
4
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trevzilla
Experience:
23.9 years
53 played
10 reviews
Beautiful Course in the heart of the Bridgers 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 17, 2011
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
-Beautiful Setting
·This Course is located in the heart of the beautiful bridger mountains. There are great views of craggy Ross peak, and a great view of the entire Crazy mountain range. (Yes the mountains to the east are actually called "The Crazies.")
-Challenging
·This course has a lot of trees, a bunch of long shots, and a lot of elevation change. Depending on the time of year, the grass can be very high and easy to lose discs in. But it all adds to the adventure. And remember, if you are looking for one of your discs, that's when you'll most likely find a bonus disc!
·This Course is located in the heart of the beautiful bridger mountains. There are great views of craggy Ross peak, and a great view of the entire Crazy mountain range. (Yes the mountains to the east are actually called "The Crazies.")
-Challenging
·This course has a lot of trees, a bunch of long shots, and a lot of elevation change. Depending on the time of year, the grass can be very high and easy to lose discs in. But it all adds to the adventure. And remember, if you are looking for one of your discs, that's when you'll most likely find a bonus disc!
Cons:
-Hard to follow
·Sadly there are no tees, and a lot of the PVC pipe isn't labeled. There are no signs telling you where the next tee is or if you find the tee, no signs telling you where the hole is. It's very guerrilla style. Either bring a good map, or even better, a course guide.
-No Concrete pads or Official Pins.
·Yes, some money could be put into this course. Sadly (in some respects) the land is publicly owned, so there are rednecks that come out and use the PVC pins as target practice. There is some trash around, but not too much. And mainly some real pins could be installed.
·Sadly there are no tees, and a lot of the PVC pipe isn't labeled. There are no signs telling you where the next tee is or if you find the tee, no signs telling you where the hole is. It's very guerrilla style. Either bring a good map, or even better, a course guide.
-No Concrete pads or Official Pins.
·Yes, some money could be put into this course. Sadly (in some respects) the land is publicly owned, so there are rednecks that come out and use the PVC pins as target practice. There is some trash around, but not too much. And mainly some real pins could be installed.
Other Thoughts:
Besides the few relatively minor cons on this course, it is absolutely great! You generally don't see another person, and you get the mountains to you and your friends. It is well worth the drive from Bozeman and maybe some day it'll get a little face lift and become a solid 5 star course!
