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Gray Center - Camp Bratton-Green reviews
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3rd Annual Rose Hill Rumble 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 25, 2012
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
- baskets are in great shape
- foliage and grass is well maintained
- scenic beauty abounds here being in a rural setting and the lake bordering the course
- camping and restrooms are great as they offer the cabins during tournament play for cheap
- foliage and grass is well maintained
- scenic beauty abounds here being in a rural setting and the lake bordering the course
- camping and restrooms are great as they offer the cabins during tournament play for cheap
Cons:
- there are little to no benches or trash cans
- private course
- natural tees are uneven in some spots
- lacks somewhat in variety of distances
- private course
- natural tees are uneven in some spots
- lacks somewhat in variety of distances
Other Thoughts:
I played during the tournament when the course was opened to the public. The hosts were very nice and hospitable. Lunch was provided - which was great.
The course is not the most challenging, but it's a good course for all skill levels. Beginners won't be intimidated and pro's will still have some challenges. There is a decent amount of shot variety needed.
Most holes are lightly wooded. One or two could be considered open. One or two holes are heavily wooded. Water comes into play on 4 or 5 holes.
The camp that this course is at offers other activities other than disc golf. We played 4 square during lunch. Others went swimming in the pool. Some went canoeing and kayaking.
The course is not the most challenging, but it's a good course for all skill levels. Beginners won't be intimidated and pro's will still have some challenges. There is a decent amount of shot variety needed.
Most holes are lightly wooded. One or two could be considered open. One or two holes are heavily wooded. Water comes into play on 4 or 5 holes.
The camp that this course is at offers other activities other than disc golf. We played 4 square during lunch. Others went swimming in the pool. Some went canoeing and kayaking.
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zepphead33
Experience:
14 years
6 played
3 reviews
Fun course. 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 10, 2011
Played the course:once
Pros:
Brings water into play on 3 or 4 of the holes.
Nice variety of wooded and open shots.
Couple holes let you air it out.
Nice variety of wooded and open shots.
Couple holes let you air it out.
Cons:
Super hard to navigate first time you play.
Some of the tees are in rough shape.
Metal stakes to indicate where tees are get in the way when you are throwing.
Some of the tees are in rough shape.
Metal stakes to indicate where tees are get in the way when you are throwing.
Other Thoughts:
Call ahead and ask to play. We got called out by the guy who lives out there, he told us we could finish but that we need to call in advance. Fun course that is worth playing if you are headed down I-55. Only 15 minutes off interstate.
