Saco, ME

Boom Field

Permanent course

2.655(based on 17 reviews)

Hole tips

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Tip #1

Tip by:jtreadwell Added on:May 2, 2012 Hole:#4

Let. It. Rip! There is nothing in the way on this hole so don't be afraid to give it your all. If you have a stable to understable driver, use it. That way, if you overpower the throw and turn it over, you have a shot at turning it into a distance gaining roller!

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Tip #2

Tip by:jtreadwell Added on:May 2, 2012 Hole:#3

This hole is literally a half moon shot. A safe approach for a first timer on this hole is to aim to land further out as opposed to close to the tree line. That way, you'll have a better view for an open approach to the pin, even if you're a few feet further away.

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Tip #3

Tip by:jtreadwell Added on:May 2, 2012 Hole:#2

Stick to discs that are less likely to punch through brush on an overthrow (slower discs essentially). If you overshoot this hole with a driver, it's likely to blast through the bushes behind the hole, making a very tough return putt.

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Tip #4

Tip by:jtreadwell Added on:May 2, 2012 Hole:#1

It's better to end up a little too far to the left than the right. The rough on the left is much more forgiving.

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Tip #5

Tip by:jtreadwell Added on:Apr 3, 2012 Hole:#14

There's a small swamp directly ahead where the trees are, so unless you know you can make it past them use caution.

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Tip #6

Tip by:jtreadwell Added on:Apr 3, 2012 Hole:#13

Don't let the par 4 designation fool you into overthrowing! I've seen people ping discs off the basket on their tee shots more than once. The basket is right behind the cluster of trees on the left, and a high hyzer shot should get you to the green in one.

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