Lake Mingo DGC reviews
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2
Great Beginner's Course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 17, 2008
Played the course:never
Pros:
This 9-hole, recreational course is great for those new to the game. Harder than it looks, this course will help develop a new player's game. With ample OB and oftentimes challenging wind, this course rewards accuracy and precision. In addition, the course has top of the line tee pads (concrete, 12x6), nice signs, and good baskets (Mach III). On top of all that, it is set in a beautiful park.
Cons:
This course is not for tops ams or pros, unless they are playing it to work on a specific shot. The longest hole is only 324 feet, and there are not a lot of trees. While still being fun, the course could get boring for more advanced players.
Other Thoughts:
Lake Mingo is what it is: a 9-hole, recreational course set in a city park. If you accept it for that, you will have a good time. If you want a championship level course, look elsewhere.
7
3
Russell Gore
Experience:
30.9 years
80 played
38 reviews
2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 7, 2008
Played the course:never
Pros:
Great course to learn your short game. Also a great course for Juniors. Even with most holes being short this is still a nice course. Almost every hole has OB's involved, which makes the holes a little tougher. Most baskets are strategically placed by some type of obstacle.
Cons:
The drainage ditches smell pretty bad and I can see there being a problem with drainage after rain.
Other Thoughts:
This is a great course to warm up on. With Riney B just around the corner, I thought it was well worth it to stop by and have a quick warm-up round. I will most defiantly go back again sometime soon.
