Hildebran Community Park DGC reviews
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True putt putt golf! 2+ years drive by
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Played on:Apr 26, 2017
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
+ 9 baskets in good shape.
+ 9 clearly marked tees with good signage.
+ 9 rubber teepads.
+ Elevation at play on most holes.
+ No completely open shots, trees involved on every hole to some degree.
+ Easy navigation.
+ 9 clearly marked tees with good signage.
+ 9 rubber teepads.
+ Elevation at play on most holes.
+ No completely open shots, trees involved on every hole to some degree.
+ Easy navigation.
Cons:
- Every hole is short enough to putt at.
- Seriously, every hole is short enough to putt at. Look at the lengths!
- No challenge at all. Its basically a challenge to see how many aces you can get, unless maybe you're still in the single digits when it comes to age.
- Seriously, every hole is short enough to putt at. Look at the lengths!
- No challenge at all. Its basically a challenge to see how many aces you can get, unless maybe you're still in the single digits when it comes to age.
Other Thoughts:
This was a fun course. I treated it as putt putt golf for the most part, only throwing a putter instead of putting it on 2 or 3 holes.
This is absolutely not a destination course, somewhere you come for anything remotely resembling a challenge, or a course you should go out of the way to play. I was visiting family nearby otherwise I wouldn't have bothered.
What would be really cool is seeing a course like this next to an 18 hole course, so you could do a 9 hole round of putt putt to warm up for the real course. As a stand-alone course its pointless to come out here unless you're one of those people that's played 15 years without ever getting an ace. One round here will fix that!
As an actual disc golf course I would rate this a 0 star. As a putt putt course I give it 2/5 stars, hence my rating.
This is absolutely not a destination course, somewhere you come for anything remotely resembling a challenge, or a course you should go out of the way to play. I was visiting family nearby otherwise I wouldn't have bothered.
What would be really cool is seeing a course like this next to an 18 hole course, so you could do a 9 hole round of putt putt to warm up for the real course. As a stand-alone course its pointless to come out here unless you're one of those people that's played 15 years without ever getting an ace. One round here will fix that!
As an actual disc golf course I would rate this a 0 star. As a putt putt course I give it 2/5 stars, hence my rating.
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doink32
Experience:
22 years
112 played
2 reviews
putter course 2+ years drive by
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Updated:
Played on:Jul 8, 2013
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
brand spanking new baskets in a new park.Very aceable holes.Designed with the beginner in mind.Small tee pads and new distance signs have been added which help the athstetics of the course,alo this track can be played in 20minute if you are crunched for time.
Cons:
Compact design.Limited space in a multi -use park.Beware of pedestrians as the walking path surrounds the course.
Other Thoughts:
All I can say is "heads up" if there is more than one group playing the course.Favorite holes 4,6,7.Hardest holes 4,7,9.The course has enough room that you could pik your own spots to lengthen some holes.I recomend this course as a good place to practice putting,a few of the pins are nice and shaded and there is some elevation to work on uphill and downhill situations.
