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Pillot Gully reviews
4
0
3 throws over a hole
Reviewed:
Played on:Oct 2, 2023
Played the course:once
Pros:
Baskets and markers that is all
Cons:
Too far too overgrown no fun. The #tees dont even point right and the hole is flooded or overgrown. Its a weird course.
Other Thoughts:
Dont play here unless you live in the area
9
0
Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience:
36.1 years
1729 played
580 reviews
Not much 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Feb 5, 2021
Played the course:once
Pros:
Is marked, even color coded
has 3 baskets
tried to have 3 different shots
has 3 baskets
tried to have 3 different shots
Cons:
Short
only 3 baskets
mostly open
only 3 baskets
mostly open
Other Thoughts:
lets put 3 baskets over a flood control ditch. This might be a good place to bring someone for there first time, the holes are not horrible, just not good.
hole one (purple) throws from one side of the ditch to the other and is the longest hole of the 3. Not a single tree comes into play on this hole. The basket is on the top of the ditch.
Hole two (Red) tried to force a left to right shot, but is still mostly open. You are throwing back across the ditch.
Hole three (Yellow) is the shortest of the 3 with the basket tucked between some trees forcing a right to left shot over the ditch.
Would I play here again? Heck no. Only played it because it popped up on UDisc when I was looking for new courses in the Houston area.
If you live in the neighborhood and wanted to practice upshots, this would work. However not even a mile away is the course at Windwood Presbyterian, go play there instead.
hole one (purple) throws from one side of the ditch to the other and is the longest hole of the 3. Not a single tree comes into play on this hole. The basket is on the top of the ditch.
Hole two (Red) tried to force a left to right shot, but is still mostly open. You are throwing back across the ditch.
Hole three (Yellow) is the shortest of the 3 with the basket tucked between some trees forcing a right to left shot over the ditch.
Would I play here again? Heck no. Only played it because it popped up on UDisc when I was looking for new courses in the Houston area.
If you live in the neighborhood and wanted to practice upshots, this would work. However not even a mile away is the course at Windwood Presbyterian, go play there instead.
