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Stonykill DGC reviews
4
0
Stonykill DGC, but nowhere near Stony Kill Falls? 2+ years
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Mar 27, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
Nice paver tee pads being installed. Looks like maybe some alternate long tee pads as well in progress. Course map by parking lot, along with loaner discs. Two loops of nine holes back to parking lot.
The front nine features mostly heavy woods golf and some nice elevation changes and fast putting greens.
The back nine features a little more length and some open air, but still has some heavy wooded holes and similar elevation and a pond.
The front nine features mostly heavy woods golf and some nice elevation changes and fast putting greens.
The back nine features a little more length and some open air, but still has some heavy wooded holes and similar elevation and a pond.
Cons:
Being still new, the course is a little rough in places and lacking in signage(I'm sure this will improved). The course is a little on the short side currently, if long tees do get installed the course would be awesome. No restrooms or portapotties. Beware of ticks.
Other Thoughts:
Stonykill DGC is still a work in progress although it's very playable and quite a treat. I played the current 20 hole layout with the two short temp holes in the open field and holes currently known as 17b and c. The current hole 17 would become hole 15 and the potential long tee on that hole would be a tremendous downhill shot. Also the potential change to hole 18 would be an awesome closing shot for the course. The potential for this course is phenomenal and hearing that there maybe another 18 holes going in would definitely make Stonykill a disc golf destination.
Currently the course plays well for intermediate to advanced level players. As the course evolves some more it should be great for players from rank beginners to expert. I will be back and can't wait to see it then!
Currently the course plays well for intermediate to advanced level players. As the course evolves some more it should be great for players from rank beginners to expert. I will be back and can't wait to see it then!
3
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kgordon
Experience:
1 played
1 reviews
Going to be Great 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Dec 26, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
Good mix of open and wooded shots.
Good lines, you just have to hit them.
Have Tee Pads though some need work.
Free
Maintained
Good lines, you just have to hit them.
Have Tee Pads though some need work.
Free
Maintained
Cons:
Need more signage at the tees. Can be hard to figure out which basket you need to hit on the back 9.
Needs some steps in places especially on the front 9, steep hole.
Needs some steps in places especially on the front 9, steep hole.
Other Thoughts:
Course is set up well with a good mix of open and woods. Back side is more open. This course will get better as its played more.
4
1
CaptainAnhyzer
Experience:
39 years
124 played
18 reviews
Tough 9er 2+ years
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Apr 6, 2014
Played the course:once
Pros:
Well defined fairways throughout the course. Technical course that forces you to throttle back to stay on the fairways. Discatcher Pro 28s catch well. Great use of pine groves and rollaway greens.
Cons:
Some long walks between holes. The rough is REALLY ROUGH. Should thin out with more playing. Tees are gravel.
Other Thoughts:
Some holes will be changed as we play it more. Once the reclaimed gravel pit grows in, a championship 18 will be added.
