Frankfort, KY

East Frankfort Park DGC

Permanent course

2.885(based on 21 reviews)

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Tip #1

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#B

A challenging hole due to its multiply split fairway and length, you're probably going to want to throw to the right of the first (and then the second) clump of greenery to have a look at the basket tucked just before the third clump. Got a fairly straight flying driver? For me (rhbh) it's my straightest flying Tern.

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Tip #2

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#A

The driveway left i considered OB, and with the basket tucked into the last little clump of greenery before the electric power station fence, it's a fun shot for lefties to see if they can't reach the mouth of the opening for a look at the deuce. I'm rhbh and throw my flippiest Tern.

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Tip #3

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#12

Be careful on this hole, which has its green blind around the woodline to the right, and on the normal path between the popular shelter and the children's playground. A natural lefty hole that is reachable for my rhbh Fuse (turnover glidey disc).

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Tip #4

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#11

Hole 11 has been moved to a more direct line (used to be a 90 degree bend to the left), but still has the double mando, making it most reachable (again) for a gentle lefty flex shot. I have no confidence in my forehand, so repeat hole 10: Comet as controlled straight as I can. The little ditch after the basket shouldn't pose too much challenge for your comeback putt, if you get there.

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Tip #5

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#10

A relatively short lefty or rhfh flex shot, hole 10's biggest concern (once you've avoided kicking into the rough) is rolling away past and left of the basket. The path is played as OB. If you lack confidence in your forehand and are rhbh like me, try a straight midrange (Comet again), aiming for the smattering of trees to the right of the basket, and hope for a clean passage to the pin.

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Tip #6

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#9

With a fairway bending right to left at the finish, I like to throw an overstable midrange (Bard) here, and hope I can get through the sparse trees cleanly.

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Tip #7

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#8

Pretty much a putter to Comet ace run, the only real obstacle on hole 8 is the one tree in the way of the gently left to right line.

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Tip #8

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#7

Plays over 400 feet due to the uphill, and a good opportunity for bigger arms to show off. We more meager arms want our tee shot to stay in the open and have a clean line to the basket. I throw (rhbh) a beat Star Tern that shapes left to right pretty much as far up as I can, but forehanders and lefties have a more natural line.

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Tip #9

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#6

A natural lefty hole, the only area to avoid is cutting it too far to the right, into the woods. Plenty of opportunity for a save if you keep it out in the grass. As a rhbh player, I like to throw a disc that flips gently right, but can reach the basket (I throw a River or an Underworld).

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Tip #10

Tip by:sisyphus Added on:Aug 29, 2016 Hole:#5

Straight & true, most players will throw a glidey putter or disc like a Comet right up the gut for the ace run on 5. Even a little drift and a late tree hit will leave a putt opportunity for deuce.

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