C.P. Adams Park - Old Layout reviews
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Goosefraba
Experience:
14.8 years
114 played
12 reviews
Definitely top 10 in the state 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 8, 2012
Played the course:once
Pros:
Great variety:
*Open holes
*Wooded holes
*Major elevation changes (see #14)
*Excellent use of trees on the open holes
Flows pretty good for the most part
Dual tees for all experience levels
Begins and ends at the parking lot
Great unique holes for #13 and #14
*Open holes
*Wooded holes
*Major elevation changes (see #14)
*Excellent use of trees on the open holes
Flows pretty good for the most part
Dual tees for all experience levels
Begins and ends at the parking lot
Great unique holes for #13 and #14
Cons:
Tees aren't marked well, fortunately I had a map that helped.
Not enough garbages, but liter wasn't too bad.
Not enough garbages, but liter wasn't too bad.
Other Thoughts:
Only thing that really could have made this a 10, other than the Cons, somehow include a hole with water.
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Scttwlsh80
Experience:
28 years
42 played
1 reviews
One of Minnesota's finest 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Mar 27, 2011
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
This is real golf course that requires thoughtful shot construction in order to get to the pin - not an 18 hole track of drive and putt. From the long tees, you will find a great mixture of hole types (open hyzers, gaps that you have to hit from 300' out, long S curved fairways, and challenging elevation) and distance. With it a solid 30 mins from the metro, I haven't found the park too busy with either golfers or non golfers. It is worth the drive - One of my favorites.
Cons:
If you come unprepared, the layout can be a little confusing. The short and long tees are VERY different and the holes aren't well marked with layout or distance. But that shouldn't matter because if you are reading this - you should prepare for a great time. You can find the course layout on line. C.P. Adams is one of the best.
