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North Salk Park DGC reviews
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DiscGolfer80
Experience:
4.8 years
57 played
56 reviews
Nice & SImple 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 27, 2020
Played the course:once
Pros:
Good use of open land and good flow of course layout. Not to challenging due to minimal obstacles. Good course for beginners. Good mix of basket distances.
Cons:
Nothing to complain about; few holes play along property lines or creek, so easy to lose disc(s) if tee off throw isn't accurate.
Other Thoughts:
Simple and easy to play. Not overly challenging for beginners.
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codeman1187
Experience:
10.1 years
5 played
1 reviews
Great Beginner / Practice Course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 11, 2014
Played the course:once
Pros:
Nice open course that allows for mistakes. I am a beginner to disc golf and found this course nice to work on my fundamentals.
Lawn is mowed, and the park is nice and quiet tucked away behind houses in a residential area.
Lawn is mowed, and the park is nice and quiet tucked away behind houses in a residential area.
Cons:
Wish this course was full 18.
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hankbuck
Experience:
18.1 years
7 played
6 reviews
Good job with pad and target locations 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 15, 2012
Played the course:once
Pros:
For a fairly flat and open park they did a very good job tucking the pads and targets into the trees.
Hole #4 alternate tee from up top of the sled hill is lots of fun.
12 holes are better than 9?
Nice tees using larger concrete paver blocks
Parking, bike trail
Hole #4 alternate tee from up top of the sled hill is lots of fun.
12 holes are better than 9?
Nice tees using larger concrete paver blocks
Parking, bike trail
Cons:
The creek does not come into play much, but if it does it is very green with lots of crap on top so your disc disappears with little chance of recovery.
Not sure I like the trees as obstructions at the tee, such as hole #1, where you have to alter your shot to throw under the hanging branches.
Not sure I like the trees as obstructions at the tee, such as hole #1, where you have to alter your shot to throw under the hanging branches.
Other Thoughts:
Thanks to the Rolling Meadows Park District for developing this course.
