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Marlette Golf Course reviews
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dwindacatcher
Experience:
25.9 years
24 played
3 reviews
2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 5, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
•Solid use of land
•Has tee signs
•MVP baskets
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The day I played this course was after massive rain storms and in horrible wind. Not ideal for a open course like this. However, I had a lot of fun. The course forces you to open up, but also has a few holes where you have to make the choice of play aggressive and risk OB or play safe. Overall it was worth the drive to play it, and was worth the $5 to play. I believe they offer $10 for all day and will have a second course soon. I intend to make another trip up when they do.
•Has tee signs
•MVP baskets
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The day I played this course was after massive rain storms and in horrible wind. Not ideal for a open course like this. However, I had a lot of fun. The course forces you to open up, but also has a few holes where you have to make the choice of play aggressive and risk OB or play safe. Overall it was worth the drive to play it, and was worth the $5 to play. I believe they offer $10 for all day and will have a second course soon. I intend to make another trip up when they do.
Cons:
•No teepads
•Could use next tee signs
•Leaning baskets
The course could use cement pads. The disc tees don't really get in the way of the ball course so I hope they intend to add them in the future. There is a few places that you could get turned around looking for the next tee. The baskets need to be supported better. The heavy rains and winds I believe softened the ground and had more than a few baskets leaning. Might not be a problem after spring, but it's annoying to putt at a tilted basket.
•Could use next tee signs
•Leaning baskets
The course could use cement pads. The disc tees don't really get in the way of the ball course so I hope they intend to add them in the future. There is a few places that you could get turned around looking for the next tee. The baskets need to be supported better. The heavy rains and winds I believe softened the ground and had more than a few baskets leaning. Might not be a problem after spring, but it's annoying to putt at a tilted basket.
Other Thoughts:
Its worth makong a trip out to.
