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L.M.S. DGC reviews
4
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sub-par school course 2+ years
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Played on:Nov 27, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
-metal posts marking the tees that used to have signs
-solid discatchers
-lots of space to rip drives
-easy to navigate once you get started
-mailbox at hole 1 for course maps (empty when i played and probably always)
-solid discatchers
-lots of space to rip drives
-easy to navigate once you get started
-mailbox at hole 1 for course maps (empty when i played and probably always)
Cons:
-almost no obstacles
-most of the signs are missing but the poles remain and most have stickers with the hole number
-wind a big factor
-tennis courts are a poor obstacle and probably dangerous
-most of the signs are missing but the poles remain and most have stickers with the hole number
-wind a big factor
-tennis courts are a poor obstacle and probably dangerous
Other Thoughts:
It's a place where you can practice your drives and practice playing the wind but other than that this course has very little to offer. There are almost no obstacles except a school building on hole 1, a fenced off garden area on hole 2, and a fenced off tennis court area on holes 3 & 4. The wind is probably always roaring and is the primary obstacle on all holes.
When you find the first tee, the basket is the one closest to the school building. But don't bother unless you are a course bagger or a beginner that lives in Lorena.
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When you find the first tee, the basket is the one closest to the school building. But don't bother unless you are a course bagger or a beginner that lives in Lorena.
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