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Dennis Frandsen Park reviews
4
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bukosknr
Experience:
8.9 years
59 played
16 reviews
Nice Quiet Course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Oct 10, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
-Easy to follow.
-Great signs and they aren't vandalized.
-Well maintained and groomed.
-Great variety of shots, some long and short and technical.
-Baskets are nice and in great shape. Also labeled.
-Layout of the course is really nice.
-Location is very nice and has good bathrooms.
-Great signs and they aren't vandalized.
-Well maintained and groomed.
-Great variety of shots, some long and short and technical.
-Baskets are nice and in great shape. Also labeled.
-Layout of the course is really nice.
-Location is very nice and has good bathrooms.
Cons:
-We had a lot of newer players (some first time throwing) and they had trouble with the narrowed fairways. And the brush and thorns got to a couple of people real good.
-Teepads were just a piece of wood in the ground
-Wet in a couple of spots, especially if you are off course.
- I never like throwing across a road or playing where your disc can land on the road if I can be avoided.
-Teepads were just a piece of wood in the ground
-Wet in a couple of spots, especially if you are off course.
- I never like throwing across a road or playing where your disc can land on the road if I can be avoided.
Other Thoughts:
Fun little 9 hole course out in the country. The park is also very nice we ended up hanging out there for a few hours.
I found this course to be pretty fun, with a variety of shots. I thought it was kept well and I really liked that it was quiet. We had a larger group (17 people) and we had the entire course to ourselves.
Being late season we only lost one disc and that was from a more experienced player that just had a real bad toss off 8 and it was gone. We had a ton of people and were always able to have someone spot or we would have lost more discs.
It would be really fun to put a putting basket somewhere around. Could be fun to sit around after playing and putt and just hang out.
If you have a large group and are looking for a place that you can have all to yourselves I would certainly recommend coming out here. I wouldn't say its worth the drive from the cities to come out and play alone, but over all the experience we had was a good one.
I found this course to be pretty fun, with a variety of shots. I thought it was kept well and I really liked that it was quiet. We had a larger group (17 people) and we had the entire course to ourselves.
Being late season we only lost one disc and that was from a more experienced player that just had a real bad toss off 8 and it was gone. We had a ton of people and were always able to have someone spot or we would have lost more discs.
It would be really fun to put a putting basket somewhere around. Could be fun to sit around after playing and putt and just hang out.
If you have a large group and are looking for a place that you can have all to yourselves I would certainly recommend coming out here. I wouldn't say its worth the drive from the cities to come out and play alone, but over all the experience we had was a good one.
2
0
Fat Samson
Experience:
18.8 years
93 played
3 reviews
Challenging 9 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Mar 27, 2011
Played the course:once
Pros:
Challenging for Only 9 holes.
Good layout for a municipal course.
Good mix of elevation and obstacles.
Bring your big arm- 1 and 9 are bombers!
Good layout for a municipal course.
Good mix of elevation and obstacles.
Bring your big arm- 1 and 9 are bombers!
Cons:
Played while snow was on the ground- looks like it might get swampy in summer.
LOTS of thornbush- stay in the fairways!
When the snow melts I'm hoping the tee pads are pretty visible. As it stands the only thing marking the holes are fence posts with a piece of PVC pipe. And since most of the baskets are too far away to read you might end up playing the wrong hole a time or two.
LOTS of thornbush- stay in the fairways!
When the snow melts I'm hoping the tee pads are pretty visible. As it stands the only thing marking the holes are fence posts with a piece of PVC pipe. And since most of the baskets are too far away to read you might end up playing the wrong hole a time or two.
Other Thoughts:
Looks like a fun multi-use area.
Located on the north end of Rush Lake.
Located on the north end of Rush Lake.
