Cedar Glades reviews
5
1
dlopez916
Experience:
12.7 years
40 played
16 reviews
Tree filled and Tight! 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:May 28, 2012
Played the course:once
Pros:
Good signs, good trail signs. It was fairly easy to navigate being a first time player. The signs were good, showing routes, and the straight line route. Lots of elevation, good exercise!
Cons:
Tee pads are ok. If they had concrete, they would be great. Not a very good mix of wooded and open shots, they are all wooded really. No water available on the course, so bring your own!
Other Thoughts:
Bike trails run through, so watch out for that. Hole 8 is beautiful with a clear stream that runs through. The signature hole for the course in my opinion!
4
1
john501
Experience:
10 played
10 reviews
Woods and Hills 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Jul 17, 2009
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Very pretty park- Heavily wooded with elevation changes througout. Lots of variety- you will use everything in your bag. Intimidating creek hole on #8. Multiple tees. Excellent signage directing you from pin to next tee- much needed as the layout of this course can be a little disorienting.
Cons:
The short tees on 4 an 7 are so short that they aren't much fun. The long tees on these holes don't add much. It is impossible to see a number of the pins from their tees- lots of throw and hope.
Other Thoughts:
The course is very pretty, and some of the holes are particularly well designed (3, 8, 14). However, some of the shorter holes feel as though they were crammed into the layout when the designers ran out of room.
4
1
Razorback Ramsey
Experience:
15.7 years
16 played
14 reviews
Trees Trees Everywhere 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Mar 4, 2009
Played the course:once
Pros:
Challenging course mostly because of number of trees. Most holes have decent alleys but if you get out of the given pathway watch out. Waterhole (can't remember the number) was nice in that the locals had put a pole near the water to help you get your disc out. Most holes have a short and long throwing position to give newbies a chance. We were playing with two decent players and two new newbies and everyone had a great time.
Contrary to some earlier posts, the course seems to be labeled well now. We only had to ask where one hole was, and that was the blind par five so what do you expect?
Contrary to some earlier posts, the course seems to be labeled well now. We only had to ask where one hole was, and that was the blind par five so what do you expect?
Cons:
The seventh hole long position is rediculous. It is was way past the short possition and tucked way back into a tree cluster. No clue how to play the hole from that position. I wish that a few of the holes were out of the trees.
Other Thoughts:
One local told us that the regular players play #4 #7 and #12 from the short pad in order to have some ace hole opportunities.
