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Sundance Park reviews
6
0
01guin
Experience:
11.1 years
43 played
8 reviews
Decent local course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Dec 27, 2019
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
+ 18 holes, occasional varied pars or teepads for And/Pros
+ Good mix of distances with a few sub-300ft holes so newer players can still get birdies here and there
+ Well manicured with some tasteful trails from pin to next tee, "lakes" of rocks arranged as boundaries
+ Playground around tees for 12 and 17 let my 3 year old play for a bit
+ Signage, Innova baskets, soft dirt teepads all pretty nice
+ Good mix of distances with a few sub-300ft holes so newer players can still get birdies here and there
+ Well manicured with some tasteful trails from pin to next tee, "lakes" of rocks arranged as boundaries
+ Playground around tees for 12 and 17 let my 3 year old play for a bit
+ Signage, Innova baskets, soft dirt teepads all pretty nice
Cons:
- No bathrooms
- Wastewater plant has half the course smelling like rotten eggs
- Rocky terrain looks pretty but will chew your discs up, like throwing onto asphalt or cinder blocks
- Very little shade
- Wastewater plant has half the course smelling like rotten eggs
- Rocky terrain looks pretty but will chew your discs up, like throwing onto asphalt or cinder blocks
- Very little shade
Other Thoughts:
Course is listed as private on DGCourseReview but the only sign I saw to that effect was between hole 4 and 5, had a vague "for resident use only" without specifying that it meant the disc golf course, and was posted on a wall of like a neighborhood trash compactor, lending further doubt to whether it meant the course. There was no fee or gate or security etc to indicate that the *course* was privately owned or operated. I'm not sure.
