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Davis Park reviews
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0
Ranger Rick
Experience:
11.7 years
53 played
15 reviews
2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 8, 2012
Played the course:once
Pros:
Baskets w/chains.
Well groomed.
Plenty of trees to shoot around.
Quiet, did not see any other players, but plenty of people using the park.
Well groomed.
Plenty of trees to shoot around.
Quiet, did not see any other players, but plenty of people using the park.
Cons:
No tee pads.
No signage.
Only 3 baskets, w/ multiple approaches to create 9 holes.
Play crisscrosses several times, so it would be difficult for more than one group to play the entire course at once.
No signage.
Only 3 baskets, w/ multiple approaches to create 9 holes.
Play crisscrosses several times, so it would be difficult for more than one group to play the entire course at once.
Other Thoughts:
It was a nice break from the Strip, and I did have fun, but the lack of restrooms anywhere nearby is a huge negative. It works as a nice place to practice your game if you lived nearby, but I wouldn't go out of my way to play it again.
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10
ryan ranes
Experience:
15.7 years
48 played
26 reviews
3 bakset course that could be better 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jan 27, 2010
Played the course:once
Pros:
if u lived across the street theres is a course map so i would play it if i live super close to it i would play it alot but instead there are cement teepads that i shot off of and im not shure if that was right
Cons:
there are only three baskets but it could be alot better get maybe 6 more baskets and this place could be alot better
Other Thoughts:
instead play sunset or peccole ranch if u want to try u can go ahead its shurley better than nothing
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3
drickanderson
Experience:
14.1 years
11 played
4 reviews
Great Practice 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 17, 2010
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
This course is located right behind my office. I go there every day at lunch and throw the nine holes listed on Cason's Davis Park layout. There's rarely anybody there, and hole six is wide open, with a great mando, to practice those long drives.
Trees. There are trees everywhere that force you to try some wild shots.
Trees. There are trees everywhere that force you to try some wild shots.
Cons:
TREES! We've started carrying a slingshot because we end up in the tops of the trees so often. They are everywhere, and it's hard to set up holes with a decent fairway that doesn't have a huge fluffy tree right in the middle of it.
No tee pads or signs to speak of.
Families seem to enjoy setting up picnics right around the baskets, since they were stuck right in the middle of all the trees.
No tee pads or signs to speak of.
Families seem to enjoy setting up picnics right around the baskets, since they were stuck right in the middle of all the trees.
Other Thoughts:
This is not the course to hold a tourney, or even play a serious game, but it works for us as a lunch-time practice course. We actually play Cason's 9, then play 2, 3 and 9 over again for a total of 12.
