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Dier Straits reviews
4
0
NateTGreat
Experience:
23 years
29 played
3 reviews
Needs Refinement 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 13, 2014
Played the course:once
Pros:
Quiet and calm setting in the wilderness of Allouez.
Nicely constructed gravel tee boxes, though some leveling of the gravel would be nice for some of the tees.
A quick play through with only one hole longer than 400 feet.
High-quality targets.
Nicely constructed gravel tee boxes, though some leveling of the gravel would be nice for some of the tees.
A quick play through with only one hole longer than 400 feet.
High-quality targets.
Cons:
8 of the 9 holes are through thick trees and brush. It looks as if there was an attempt to shape some alleys and fairways by cutting down trees, but they just didn't go far enough. Even for skilled players, you will end up playing plinko with a lot of drives and probably spend some time looking for discs.
Signage is pretty bad. There was no where in the park that directed you to the start of the course. There was also no guidance from one hole to the next. Some holes were easy to find, but some were not. The maps for the holes were decent enough, but direction to the next hole was terrible. A little bit of signage goes a long way.
Signage is pretty bad. There was no where in the park that directed you to the start of the course. There was also no guidance from one hole to the next. Some holes were easy to find, but some were not. The maps for the holes were decent enough, but direction to the next hole was terrible. A little bit of signage goes a long way.
Other Thoughts:
Decent enough if you are in the area and want to kill a half hour. Nothing to write home about and would probably not go back.
