Sellersville DGC reviews
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2
B_Murray
Experience:
3 played
3 reviews
One of the area's best 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 24, 2017
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Well maintained, well thought out. Requires a variety of technical shots. Elevated tee pads are a welcome challenge. It's a nice park with a good crowd of players
Cons:
Some of the fields have bad drainage, but never unplayable.
There is a lot of water around the course, and some of it is pretty nasty and brackish. Definitely spots to lose your disc in the water.
It can be hard to navigate your first few times playing.
There is a lot of water around the course, and some of it is pretty nasty and brackish. Definitely spots to lose your disc in the water.
It can be hard to navigate your first few times playing.
Other Thoughts:
Without a doubt Sellersville is one of the best courses in the area. More challenging than Boyertown, but it isn't a ball-buster like Nockamixon. I really enjoy playing here, and hope it's around for many more years.
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3
Glitch
Experience:
9.7 years
14 played
4 reviews
Fun in the Snow 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 9, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
This course has a lot of diversity in the types of shots and terain
The water is an added dificulty which makes it very fun
The water is an added dificulty which makes it very fun
Cons:
There are alot of shots you could loose a disc on, best to use a floater on most of the holes with water around them.
Some spots become very swampy in wet seasons
Some spots become very swampy in wet seasons
Other Thoughts:
The first time I tried this course was a two disc tournament, and it was very fun. I never got to play this course until today, and I think I'll be back soon to try it again when it isn't a cold wet day. Besides today's temperatures I had a lot of fun and wished I did better, there's always next time.
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2
Chet
Experience:
12 years
20 played
1 reviews
Your putter sleeps with the fishes 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 1, 2016
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Big flat grippy paver tee boxes on every hole. Most have 2. I played a tournament here a couple of summers ago and found out some of the holes even have a third, "Tournament tee." There's a big map at the kiosk by the practice baskets tee. Most holes have a trash can or bucket. All the holes have multiple pin positions. Good mix of open and wooded holes. Makes you throw every shot you know how to throw and you'd better know how to throw more than one. It has some really long holes for a par 3 course, two are over 400 feet and another feels like it is because the basket is up 2 hills. Hole 18 is one of the coolest signature holes anywhere! This course is really well kempt, mowed, trimmed and no trash laying around.
Cons:
Getting from 7 to 8 is a trek, especially when there's deep snow. Sometimes the creek is mucky by 1, 2 and 18 and you can lose a disc.
Other Thoughts:
Lots of elevated baskets here. Lots of baskets on the edge of the creek beds, so lots of OB water easily found. One hole even uses OB water as it's fairway through the woods. If fishing your disc out of water and circling the numbers on your scorecard really bothers you, you're probably not going to like it here, if you think that's just part of the fun, this course is a lot of fun.
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5
dave greene
Experience:
5 played
5 reviews
Sellersville 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Mar 11, 2016
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
This is my home course...very challenging ..lots of ob....water, water,an more water...I love this course,it just hates me...lol...very well maintained...trash cans everywhere...Must play if your in the area...easy to navigate... Tags 10 on Saturdays...one of the many great courses in the area
Cons:
No night play...
Other Thoughts:
Bring a receiver,ab make sure your name an # us on your disc
