Haulapai Mtn. Park - Deer Canyon reviews
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1
Bogeyman928
Experience:
1 played
1 reviews
Upgraded Course Review 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 1, 2020
Played the course:once
Pros:
-Beautiful mountain course
-New teepads
-Lots of elevation change
-Good mix of open and wooded tee shots
-New baskets
-New teepads
-Lots of elevation change
-Good mix of open and wooded tee shots
-New baskets
Cons:
-No signage
-Long not cart friendly course means carry a ton of water
-Long not cart friendly course means carry a ton of water
Other Thoughts:
This course was shifted and expanded to 18 holes in spring '19. The local club has done a fantastic job thus far and the course really has limitless potential.
$10 per vehicle to enter.
Good mix of rocks and dirt to go along with the elevation changes so wear good traction.
BTW that Air Explorer has a number on it, feel free to text or call I dont mind if you broke it in for me a little.
$10 per vehicle to enter.
Good mix of rocks and dirt to go along with the elevation changes so wear good traction.
BTW that Air Explorer has a number on it, feel free to text or call I dont mind if you broke it in for me a little.
4
1
osopolare
Experience:
27.3 years
64 played
5 reviews
Worth going out of your way for. 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 20, 2014
Played the course:once
Pros:
A very creatively installed small course in a wooded area on a mountain.
Three tee pads for each hole going from Eazy->Fair->Hard. That gives this course a lot of replay value.
I found most of the shots to have a good risk/reward balance that makes for an exciting round.
Easy to navigate, decent signage.
I would definitely play here again.
Three tee pads for each hole going from Eazy->Fair->Hard. That gives this course a lot of replay value.
I found most of the shots to have a good risk/reward balance that makes for an exciting round.
Easy to navigate, decent signage.
I would definitely play here again.
Cons:
Dirt tees. The start of the course can be a little tricky to find.
Other Thoughts:
It's definitely worth the side trip if you're traveling down highway 40 already.
1
3
Wood Chuk
Experience:
43.9 years
372 played
34 reviews
A must play course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 11, 2013
Played the course:once
Pros:
* well signed
* interesting throws
* beautiful scenery
* interesting throws
* beautiful scenery
Cons:
* some erosion problems
Other Thoughts:
It is a great joy to watch your disc sailing through the piney fresh mountain air. A bad shot may be hard to find. If you play uncontrolled and don't like to lose discs, you may be happier playing a city park course.
