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Mahr Park - Champ reviews
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Declarkus
Experience:
20.9 years
287 played
16 reviews
Championship course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jan 21, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
Pretty park, nice pads, nice baskets
Cons:
It's new, so benches and bridges will come, but only a couple of each right now. Pretty soggy in several places, but it did just rain.
Other Thoughts:
#1 tee is a nice downhill with water on the left
#2 tee is around the pond, but you have to walk up and around the wooded area to get to the path. The basket is around a pond then up to the top of a steep hill. It's at least 320' from the tee to get to the gap in the trees to cross the water.
#3 tee is across the road. The basket is down the hill across another pond. The pond is maybe 500' from the tee and it's about 200' across the water.
#4 is a drive across a slight valley with a guarded basket
#5 is a long gradual downhill medium tunnel drive with the basket back up a small hill.
#6 is back up the hill for 320' then right another 150' or so.
#7 is a gradual downhill with the basket slightly left of straight (one of 3 holes under 400')
#8 is a long valley shot with the basket next to the trees up at the top of the tree line on the right.
#9 is a downhill tucked into the wood line
#10 is 250-300' to carry the water then the basket is at the top of the hill
#11 is a low ceiling shot up a slight incline with the first 100' crossing water (2nd hole under 400')
#12 has 2 trees in the middle of the fairway you can either skirt under or shape around.
#13 is up the hill into the woods on the left.
#14 is a downhill sweeping left.
#15 is a long gradual downhill
#16 is a basic downhill guarded by one tree. This might be the only ace-able hole (3rd hole under 400')
#17 has tree lined water for the first 320' of the fairway then it opens up and the basket is next to a couple of trees
#18 is about 525-550' down the hill then up to the pond at the top of the hill, then 120-220' to clear the water.
This is a bear of a course. The length and elevation changes make for a tough round. Not a lot of shot variety, but it does require accurate placement around the water. Amateur tees would add enjoyment for non pros, but in its current format, I wouldn't recommend it for rec players. My threesome collectively lost 4 discs in the water.
#2 tee is around the pond, but you have to walk up and around the wooded area to get to the path. The basket is around a pond then up to the top of a steep hill. It's at least 320' from the tee to get to the gap in the trees to cross the water.
#3 tee is across the road. The basket is down the hill across another pond. The pond is maybe 500' from the tee and it's about 200' across the water.
#4 is a drive across a slight valley with a guarded basket
#5 is a long gradual downhill medium tunnel drive with the basket back up a small hill.
#6 is back up the hill for 320' then right another 150' or so.
#7 is a gradual downhill with the basket slightly left of straight (one of 3 holes under 400')
#8 is a long valley shot with the basket next to the trees up at the top of the tree line on the right.
#9 is a downhill tucked into the wood line
#10 is 250-300' to carry the water then the basket is at the top of the hill
#11 is a low ceiling shot up a slight incline with the first 100' crossing water (2nd hole under 400')
#12 has 2 trees in the middle of the fairway you can either skirt under or shape around.
#13 is up the hill into the woods on the left.
#14 is a downhill sweeping left.
#15 is a long gradual downhill
#16 is a basic downhill guarded by one tree. This might be the only ace-able hole (3rd hole under 400')
#17 has tree lined water for the first 320' of the fairway then it opens up and the basket is next to a couple of trees
#18 is about 525-550' down the hill then up to the pond at the top of the hill, then 120-220' to clear the water.
This is a bear of a course. The length and elevation changes make for a tough round. Not a lot of shot variety, but it does require accurate placement around the water. Amateur tees would add enjoyment for non pros, but in its current format, I wouldn't recommend it for rec players. My threesome collectively lost 4 discs in the water.
