Circle R - Rolling Meadow DGC reviews
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4
ezyrider
Experience:
31.9 years
42 played
5 reviews
Good Times 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 3, 2010
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
It doesn't get much better than this course. My favorite course in Texas to camp with friends and enjoy the game of disc golf. Scores are fun to keep but not really important when playing this course.
Cons:
NONE
Other Thoughts:
Houck courses never disappoint.
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12
zeromiles2empty
Experience:
26 years
63 played
8 reviews
Texas Jewel 2+ years
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Nov 23, 2008
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
A beautiful place to beat friends. This course has a tremendous amount of character. Bring your A game or you will get beat down. It is joined with the CR Hill and Back 50 Courses. The property has camping, showers, and a club house.
Cons:
Wish it was closer to my house
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10
modestmusic
Experience:
22 years
4 played
4 reviews
Best Course in Texas Part II 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 31, 2006
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Great course, good equipment, nice staff, beautiful spring on a par 3 with cold, fresh water
Cons:
none
Other Thoughts:
Amazing course...this, along with the Circ Hill course makeup the best place for disc that i have come to...we have been playing for 7 years and have never been somewhere better...
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1
5 Star Course In The Texas Hill Country! 2+ years
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Updated:
Played on:Jul 15, 2004
Played the course:once
Pros:
They say everything is bigger in Texas and this private course and it's sister course, the Circle R Circ Hill course, are certainly Texas sized. Bring your A game, a big arm and some liniment for your arm after playing both in the same day. Holes 1 and 18 are both 700-800 foot monster par 5's and there are five par fours on the course. There is a well equipped pro shop there ran by the disc golf loving owners with food for purchase.
Hole # 7 is my choice for the prettiest disc golf hole I've seen on any of the 120+ courses I've played. A 225 foot par three dogleg right with the basket sitting under some trees. What makes this so hole special is you have to throw over the cleanest, most crystal clear little stream I've ever seen, with a small waterfall and pool guarding the basket. The day I played, there was a group of five people soaking by the falls after playing on a hot July day.
Hole # 7 is my choice for the prettiest disc golf hole I've seen on any of the 120+ courses I've played. A 225 foot par three dogleg right with the basket sitting under some trees. What makes this so hole special is you have to throw over the cleanest, most crystal clear little stream I've ever seen, with a small waterfall and pool guarding the basket. The day I played, there was a group of five people soaking by the falls after playing on a hot July day.
Cons:
It can be hot! It's rugged! Us weinies with below average arms are at a huge disadvantage. Dirt tee pads. It's Texas so lovely creeks can sometime dry up. There's a small fee to pay but it's well worth it and finally, it's a long wagon ride out into the Texas countryside to get here.
Other Thoughts:
By all means, play both these courses. They're a lot like the Paw Paw courses in West Virginia. Privately owned, quite a distance from anywhere, designed by madmen and must plays for serious disc golfers.
