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Cloverdale-KOA Campground reviews
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axelator
Experience:
52 played
2 reviews
Course Still There, Barely 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 10, 2009
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
+ Yellow plastic chains instead of metal on the baskets makes you pay more attention to your putting.
+ Awesome views of vineyard covered hills in wine country!
+ Lots of different bugs and wildlife hanging around. White ladybugs and giant bunny rabbits give the course a whimsical experience.
+ Awesome views of vineyard covered hills in wine country!
+ Lots of different bugs and wildlife hanging around. White ladybugs and giant bunny rabbits give the course a whimsical experience.
Cons:
- The course is defunct, and is not maintained at all, kinda sad.
- Basket 6 has been removed.
- Basket 6 has been removed.
Other Thoughts:
Upgraded my review rating to 1.5/passable after plotting a playable 9 hole course, see the Google Map under the course links tab.
The view alone makes this place worth the trip, being a 15 minute drive from 101 in the off season (a direct route via Asti road is open during the summer only).
This would be a good stop-over on a disc golf road trip, if you were playing up or down Northern California and needed a place to chill and practice putt while you rest your arm a few days. The KOA has some of the most affordable nightly rates on tent camping in the region, too!
Due to lack of interest, I was told today, they are going to remove the baskets and stop offering disc golf. So, maybe call before you head over to make sure the course is still there!
The view alone makes this place worth the trip, being a 15 minute drive from 101 in the off season (a direct route via Asti road is open during the summer only).
This would be a good stop-over on a disc golf road trip, if you were playing up or down Northern California and needed a place to chill and practice putt while you rest your arm a few days. The KOA has some of the most affordable nightly rates on tent camping in the region, too!
Due to lack of interest, I was told today, they are going to remove the baskets and stop offering disc golf. So, maybe call before you head over to make sure the course is still there!
