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Incline Village DGC reviews
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Fntsygamr
Experience:
9 years
62 played
27 reviews
Great little course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 13, 2014
Played the course:once
Pros:
- New baskets
- tee pads are nice and clean
- beautiful rec center for restrooms and snacks
- shorter more technical holes, not for big arms
- plenty of parking
- great signage; new placements added
- tee pads are nice and clean
- beautiful rec center for restrooms and snacks
- shorter more technical holes, not for big arms
- plenty of parking
- great signage; new placements added
Cons:
- few holes play into each other, must be careful who is ahead or behind you when throwing
- holes 1 & 2 play together then there is a short walk to get to #3. There are signs that will direct you to the hole, just need to be looking for them.
- water in play for a few holes, but it is a clear stream that is not deep
- holes 1 & 2 play together then there is a short walk to get to #3. There are signs that will direct you to the hole, just need to be looking for them.
- water in play for a few holes, but it is a clear stream that is not deep
Other Thoughts:
I have a special place in my heart for this course. On the #7 hole, I threw my first ace. New pin placement "C", not sure on the distance. Very wooded shot, hyzer RHBH into the basket. I will be playing this course each and everytime I am in the Tahoe area. You can couple this with North Tahoe Regional park for a great day of discing. Make sure you stop off down the road at the CharPit for some delicious burgers, fries and cones.
