Evansville DGC reviews
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2
Mizz
Experience:
1 played
1 reviews
Great 9 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Dec 9, 2018
Played the course:once
Pros:
Phenomenal design on a 9 hole park course. Multiple tee pads and baskets give a variety of different looks on a relatively small space.
Good use of elevation, trees, and water to make holes challenging but workable. Concrete tee pads are newly added; they are level, clean, and nicely landscaped into the park setting.
Good use of elevation, trees, and water to make holes challenging but workable. Concrete tee pads are newly added; they are level, clean, and nicely landscaped into the park setting.
Cons:
Still only limited space so few holes available for wide open shots.
Some holes are very close to park pavilions and playground areas. On busier days this may pose problems.
Some holes are very close to park pavilions and playground areas. On busier days this may pose problems.
Other Thoughts:
Some of the best use and design on a 9 hole course. As of this review the course is free to play. The course is nicely integrated into a beautiful park. Other municipal courses should model after this course.
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3
Sendelbach17
Experience:
11.2 years
10 played
2 reviews
Evansville DG Course Review 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Mar 20, 2014
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
- 2 tee pads and pin locations for each basket
- Elevation Change (Up and Down)
- Has enough trees to make it challenging without being overwhelming
- Having the creek as an obstacle that is narrow and shallow enough in most places to retrieve your discs
- Elevation Change (Up and Down)
- Has enough trees to make it challenging without being overwhelming
- Having the creek as an obstacle that is narrow and shallow enough in most places to retrieve your discs
Cons:
- Creek is a hazard that might easily mess up newer and intermediate players
- Currently no cement teepads
- Currently no official signs
- Only 9 holes
- Currently no cement teepads
- Currently no official signs
- Only 9 holes
