Sherando Park reviews
7
1
Moderate Mixture 2+ years
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Played on:Apr 6, 2009
Played the course:once
Pros:
Between the map available online, and the signs at each tee, this course was easy to navigate for a first-time visitor.
In the back of the park, away from the ball and soccer fields.
Long concrete teepads. Practice basket. Room to warm-up with long drives.
In the back of the park, away from the ball and soccer fields.
Long concrete teepads. Practice basket. Room to warm-up with long drives.
Cons:
Concrete teepads a bit slick when wet.
Minimal elevation change.
Minimal elevation change.
Other Thoughts:
About 1/3 of the holes played entirely in the open, about 1/3 entirely in the woods, about 1/3 in/out of woods.
Several holes 200' or under, only one over 400', average distance was 260'.
Fairly good mix of lefty/righty/neither advantage holes - the shorter, wooded holes tended to favour lefties.
When throwing for #8, the more visible basket, slightly in the woods, is actually #9 - #8's basket is over to the left, short of the trees, not easily visible from the tee.
Overall, a solid course - not too daunting for beginners, not too easy for those with more experience.
Several holes 200' or under, only one over 400', average distance was 260'.
Fairly good mix of lefty/righty/neither advantage holes - the shorter, wooded holes tended to favour lefties.
When throwing for #8, the more visible basket, slightly in the woods, is actually #9 - #8's basket is over to the left, short of the trees, not easily visible from the tee.
Overall, a solid course - not too daunting for beginners, not too easy for those with more experience.
