Crosspointe Park reviews
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Long 9 Hole Course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 24, 2013
Played the course:once
Pros:
-Elevation comes into play on every hole.
-Tee signs for every hole
-Alt. tees on some holes (I only saw alternates on #4 & #7 but I wasn't really looking...)
-Low traffic
-Nice, friendly people. *Church-goer went out of his way to introduce himself and tell me what he knew about the course.*
-Tee signs for every hole
-Alt. tees on some holes (I only saw alternates on #4 & #7 but I wasn't really looking...)
-Low traffic
-Nice, friendly people. *Church-goer went out of his way to introduce himself and tell me what he knew about the course.*
Cons:
-InStep baskets
-Tee signs need maintenance.
-No benches or trash cans, anywhere.
-Natural tees.
-Slightly overgrown around baskets.
-Holes #2 & #4 both throw over Hole #1's fairway.
-Tee signs need maintenance.
-No benches or trash cans, anywhere.
-Natural tees.
-Slightly overgrown around baskets.
-Holes #2 & #4 both throw over Hole #1's fairway.
Other Thoughts:
Hole# 1 starts on the top of the hill behind the church and #9 finishes in front of the church.
Not one to go out of your way for but if you live in or around Laurel it's worth it.
The baskets are "Temporary" InStep but there are permanent tee signs and the course has been there for at least a couple of years (according to the church member I spoke to).
Not one to go out of your way for but if you live in or around Laurel it's worth it.
The baskets are "Temporary" InStep but there are permanent tee signs and the course has been there for at least a couple of years (according to the church member I spoke to).
