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Pomfret Recreation DGC reviews
10
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The Woods are Winning 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Oct 9, 2021
Played the course:once
Other Thoughts:
A nine holer in the wooded section of a town park - but it's been there for 15 years and the woods are taking it back.
The average rating of 2.79 reflects the first few years that the course was in existence. Due to lack of upkeep, it was nowhere near that when I played in 2021. There's no signage, and the tees can be difficult to find. Initially gravel inside timber frames, they've become rutted out dirt, some with roots, timbers sinking into the ground, and no gravel in sight.
The trees appear to have been growing in for years, but the biggest change is to the old fairways which are deep with leaves, groundcover, and tripping hazards. You can actually play and even enjoy this course as long as you're OK with standstill throws and you're patient about weird groundplay.
Leave your cart in the car. It's flat, but the conditionals aren't amenable to wheels.
The DisCatcher baskets are hanging in there and still catch reasonably well without a lot of rust.
It's entirely wooded, it's very short, and there's a long walk back to the lot from #9. There was a good little town park course here once, but the woods are taking it back.
The average rating of 2.79 reflects the first few years that the course was in existence. Due to lack of upkeep, it was nowhere near that when I played in 2021. There's no signage, and the tees can be difficult to find. Initially gravel inside timber frames, they've become rutted out dirt, some with roots, timbers sinking into the ground, and no gravel in sight.
The trees appear to have been growing in for years, but the biggest change is to the old fairways which are deep with leaves, groundcover, and tripping hazards. You can actually play and even enjoy this course as long as you're OK with standstill throws and you're patient about weird groundplay.
Leave your cart in the car. It's flat, but the conditionals aren't amenable to wheels.
The DisCatcher baskets are hanging in there and still catch reasonably well without a lot of rust.
It's entirely wooded, it's very short, and there's a long walk back to the lot from #9. There was a good little town park course here once, but the woods are taking it back.
