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Hardin Community DGC reviews
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Small Town Recreational Course Fills A Need! 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 7, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
I see that city councilmen designed the course. Not bad for a politician. When the nearest course is 44 miles away, this course doesn't have to be great, just enjoyable. This is a true rec course. Only # 8 forces you to throw anything other than a straight wide, open drive. There is a nice mix of distances ranging from # 1's 183' to # 5 at an estimated length of about 500'. The tee sign says it's 249'. The # 5 basket is extremely difficult to spot. It sits way down at the far end of the lot. # 9 does force you to throw around a pole right in front of the basket.
The pars on the signs are elementary/middle school level like # 2's 210' par 4. Ignore them or embrace them and go for the Eagles. Whatever floats your boat, right?
The pars on the signs are elementary/middle school level like # 2's 210' par 4. Ignore them or embrace them and go for the Eagles. Whatever floats your boat, right?
Cons:
Unimaginative design! But what else could councilmen Krebs have done. The flat terrain doesn't really lend itself to creative disc golf design.
# 3 does make you throw over the small picnic shelter. There were three of the locals enjoying their beer when I played. I finally secured their attention and fired away. After that, they were pretty interested in what the hell I was doing out there. I don't think they see many players here. One of the group even asked to throw with me on # 9. I crushed him, by one stroke. But he had a grand old time anyway.
# 3 does make you throw over the small picnic shelter. There were three of the locals enjoying their beer when I played. I finally secured their attention and fired away. After that, they were pretty interested in what the hell I was doing out there. I don't think they see many players here. One of the group even asked to throw with me on # 9. I crushed him, by one stroke. But he had a grand old time anyway.
Other Thoughts:
Without any competition, Hardin Community DGC stands alone at the top, here in Hardin. If I lived here, I'd be a regular. I'd have to keep practicing in order to stave off the drunken local player.
6
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OK Little Leg Stretcher/Local Rec Course 2+ years
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Apr 21, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
There are some baskets, in a grassy field, with decent tee signs. Nothing earth shattering, but better than nothing if you live nearby, or are driving by looking for a leg stretching round.
They have a nice course name sign by hole 1. (But it has no map or other important info on it).
They have a nice course name sign by hole 1. (But it has no map or other important info on it).
Cons:
Mostly a pitch and putt in a grassy field with a few trees and picnic areas for some shot shaping.
Other Thoughts:
Can be played safari style. May be a good course to introduce new players.
3
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jbro760
Experience:
15 years
133 played
1 reviews
Fun little town course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Jan 7, 2012
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
A course in Hardin?! Sweet! 9 open holes that give a chance to ace it on each drive! Good place to practice driving with putters. Baskets are good. Simple fun.
Cons:
Can't complain! Nothing special here. Just a place to play
No tee pads
No tee pads
Other Thoughts:
Grew up in this town and this open lot was always vacant. Only wish it would have been there when I was a kid.
