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North Bluff DGC reviews
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franman27
Experience:
13.6 years
173 played
10 reviews
NICE 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 30, 2019
Played the course:once
Pros:
Very nice, highly visible baskets
Fabulous signage, I really liked that each tee has a unique sign with all the info for that tee and both baskets.
Four possible playing options for each hole.
Good concrete tee-pads.
Course is easy to follow, a good path leads from each blue basket to the next tees.
Nice mix of wooded and open shots.
Very nice seats made of LARGE rocks.
Fabulous signage, I really liked that each tee has a unique sign with all the info for that tee and both baskets.
Four possible playing options for each hole.
Good concrete tee-pads.
Course is easy to follow, a good path leads from each blue basket to the next tees.
Nice mix of wooded and open shots.
Very nice seats made of LARGE rocks.
Cons:
It's just a personal thing I guess, but I hate when a course starts with one of /the longest hole, maybe I need to warm up more.
The tiny flies are bad.
No signage at road showing there is a DG course there.
The tiny flies are bad.
No signage at road showing there is a DG course there.
Other Thoughts:
I fully expected to find the course to be a series of tunnel woods shots, I was pleasantly surprised to find far fewer trees in my way than many courses in Texas.
A very nice addition to U.P. disc golf
A very nice addition to U.P. disc golf
5
4
da Crippler
Experience:
12.2 years
58 played
3 reviews
North Bluff DGC
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Nov 19, 2020
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
A good variety of shots for all skill levels with two baskets and two tee pads per hole. Nice signage, good flow around the front eighteen.
Cons:
Two long walks from 23 to 24 and another from 27 to the parking lot. Holes 19-23 feel like filler holes to get you to the ski hill holes 24-27 which are more pain than pleasure. Poplars need to be thinned out throughout the course. Bugs are horrible.
