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Laserdome Mini Disc Golf reviews
10
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Tiny Course, Big Laughs 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 12, 2020
Played the course:once
Pros:
An 18 hole mini course with holes short enough to play with your marker discs
+ Credit to the "course designer" for thinking through this layout. There are areas of tall rough (I lost a disc!), elevation, a tunnel shot, OB sidewalks and parking lots. Using the pavement as OB, we even had an island hole
+ 18 baskets in good shape, short tee signs indicating direction, and small circular cement tees. Very easy to follow, although we couldn't find tee 18, and chose to throw across the main driveway (pavement OB!)
+ Credit to the "course designer" for thinking through this layout. There are areas of tall rough (I lost a disc!), elevation, a tunnel shot, OB sidewalks and parking lots. Using the pavement as OB, we even had an island hole
+ 18 baskets in good shape, short tee signs indicating direction, and small circular cement tees. Very easy to follow, although we couldn't find tee 18, and chose to throw across the main driveway (pavement OB!)
Cons:
- None. It succeeds entirely at what it seeks to be: a short layout for flicking marker discs into mini baskets
Other Thoughts:
~COURSE AMENITIES SUMMARY: Good baskets, signage and well-marked tees. Plenty of parking. Bathrooms available (along with video games and laser tag)
~ OK, so I'm late to this party, but an 18 hole course with short baskets that you play with your minis. How great is this! This was the first mini layout I played. We fit it in during a day of bagging "real" courses and it was a fun break. Spend an hour laughing while not hitting any trees
~ I subsequently played a much bigger mini course (see Hobson Park Mini), which is a totally different scale, and benefits from having mini discs larger than just the ones you use as markers. Laserdome is more like vacation minigolf, minus the windmills
~ OK, so I'm late to this party, but an 18 hole course with short baskets that you play with your minis. How great is this! This was the first mini layout I played. We fit it in during a day of bagging "real" courses and it was a fun break. Spend an hour laughing while not hitting any trees
~ I subsequently played a much bigger mini course (see Hobson Park Mini), which is a totally different scale, and benefits from having mini discs larger than just the ones you use as markers. Laserdome is more like vacation minigolf, minus the windmills
