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Bud Billiard DGC reviews
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Tommy Who 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 3, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
Elevation change practically every hole.
Two concrete tees per hole, each with its own sign.
Two nine-hole loops; practice basket.
Mix of mostly open and some wooded.
Two concrete tees per hole, each with its own sign.
Two nine-hole loops; practice basket.
Mix of mostly open and some wooded.
Cons:
The teepads (~9') need to be a bit longer.
Most of the open holes are quite open.
Some of the wooded holes are pinballish early or middle or late - #13 is pinball throughout!
Most of the open holes are quite open.
Some of the wooded holes are pinballish early or middle or late - #13 is pinball throughout!
Other Thoughts:
Course is located towards the back of a large public park, hosting a variety of activities. It is set on the sloping land on either side of the main road, with some small pockets of woods coming into play.
Navigation: Closest parking lot is the very small one next to the playground, so you may end up at the pool (start at #1), or the fishing pond (start on #11). Practice/front nine on the right, back nine on the left
Favourite hole: #6. Initially open, you throw downhill into the edge of the woods. The basket is located several feet into the woods, up the slope, guarded by a few key trees.
Least favourite hole: #7. While the distance isn't too far from a slightly elevated tee, the basket is located on a narrow berm. In front of the basket is a not-clear pond, and behind a dense, sloping jungle.
A decent enough course, worth playing, but not a "destination".
Navigation: Closest parking lot is the very small one next to the playground, so you may end up at the pool (start at #1), or the fishing pond (start on #11). Practice/front nine on the right, back nine on the left
Favourite hole: #6. Initially open, you throw downhill into the edge of the woods. The basket is located several feet into the woods, up the slope, guarded by a few key trees.
Least favourite hole: #7. While the distance isn't too far from a slightly elevated tee, the basket is located on a narrow berm. In front of the basket is a not-clear pond, and behind a dense, sloping jungle.
A decent enough course, worth playing, but not a "destination".
