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Leister Park DGC reviews
5
0
TexasT
Experience:
16.1 years
11 played
2 reviews
Solid 9 Hole 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 25, 2018
Played the course:once
Pros:
Two open long holes to start and get arm loose.
Wooded holes are nicely challenging but open enough to locate discs kept close to fairway.
Very nice concrete tee boxes and sign posts on everywhere hole.
New disc catcher baskets with flags make seeing pins easy from distance.
Wooded holes are nicely challenging but open enough to locate discs kept close to fairway.
Very nice concrete tee boxes and sign posts on everywhere hole.
New disc catcher baskets with flags make seeing pins easy from distance.
Cons:
#2 rough is very tall/overgrown: keep it in the fairway!
Foliage/ ground cover in the woods make a it tough to find discs if you go off fairway.
Only 9 holes.
Foliage/ ground cover in the woods make a it tough to find discs if you go off fairway.
Only 9 holes.
Other Thoughts:
This is a nice little course with a good course layout. I really enjoyed the wooded holes. I think if I had wanted to play 18 I could have easily just thrown my way back from the previous pins since I had the course to myself at 6pm on a Friday. Overall, solid and I would play again.
2
1
Valvoliner
Experience:
8.7 years
1 played
1 reviews
Looking good! 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Feb 11, 2017
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Tees are in. The signs are up. Fairways are clear. The mixture of open and wooded baskets are nice. There is a well placed practice basket to the left of basket 1. Easy navigation.
The park:
Plenty of parking. Spacious pavilion with picnic tables. Nice playground for the kids. Spot-A-Pot near the pavilion.
The park:
Plenty of parking. Spacious pavilion with picnic tables. Nice playground for the kids. Spot-A-Pot near the pavilion.
Cons:
There are a bunch of brier patches off the fairways. Proceed with caution. The walk back from 9 back to 1 is a hike! I'd like to see "next tee" arrows hanging on the baskets.
The park:
No running water.
A few more well placed trash cans would be nice.
The park:
No running water.
A few more well placed trash cans would be nice.
Other Thoughts:
I feel this is a real nice 9 basket course for beginners. I'm hearing rumors of it being 18 one day. I hope that's true.
6
0
Appears to still be under installation 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Dec 29, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
Fairly easy to navigate even with out signage.
Concrete tees.
6x6 post mark tees and are easy to spot.
Fairways well cleared and defined.
Good variety of hole types and distance.
Baskets numbered.
Concrete tees.
6x6 post mark tees and are easy to spot.
Fairways well cleared and defined.
Good variety of hole types and distance.
Baskets numbered.
Cons:
No signage at this time.
Tees not numbered.
Long walk back from hole 9 to parking lot.
Briers off the fairways on many of the woods holes could be troublesome during the summer.
Tees not numbered.
Long walk back from hole 9 to parking lot.
Briers off the fairways on many of the woods holes could be troublesome during the summer.
Other Thoughts:
Looks like they are still installing the course. The concrete tees look newly installed as well as the 6x6 post next to them. I hope the plan to number these posts and hopefully add signage with hole info. The baskets are all numbers now. The course was easy to navigate though signage would help confirm things. The holes were longer than I might have thought which was nice. Might consider adding a set of shorter beginner tees in the future. Over all a fun play.
