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Sioux Passage - Briscoe Woods reviews
5
2
OldGolfer
Experience:
19 played
19 reviews
Briscoe Woods 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Feb 24, 2017
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
The Old Golfer says this is a challenging course for geezers ...
First, it's a "winter only" course, as once the growth season arrives, the discs get lost.
Second, drive placement here is just as important as distance. It's fun, really, it's fun. But it's a challenge.
Tee pads are all good -- concrete and long enough to be a real help.
A variety of holes - doglegs, long drives (none are short), and no shortage of trees make this course a fun workout -- and it's a workout. Several uphill shots make for a real workout.
First, it's a "winter only" course, as once the growth season arrives, the discs get lost.
Second, drive placement here is just as important as distance. It's fun, really, it's fun. But it's a challenge.
Tee pads are all good -- concrete and long enough to be a real help.
A variety of holes - doglegs, long drives (none are short), and no shortage of trees make this course a fun workout -- and it's a workout. Several uphill shots make for a real workout.
Cons:
No real cons. I suspect poison ivy in the summer, although I have yet to play in summer, and rather than play Briscoe Woods in summer I think I'll play Sioux Passage, which is right next door.
Other Thoughts:
Like all courses, it is what you make it.
Have fun.
Have fun.
