Telulah Park reviews
6
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2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 21, 2013
Played the course:once
Pros:
Telulah Park is a great beginner course and seems to be fairly popular with locals as there were quite a few groups playing when I was here.
It's short, flat and wide open with an occasional mature trees to navigate. There is a practice basket, tee signs, concrete tees and a practice basket. The holes are very short and only one hole is over 300ft.
It's short, flat and wide open with an occasional mature trees to navigate. There is a practice basket, tee signs, concrete tees and a practice basket. The holes are very short and only one hole is over 300ft.
Cons:
The course is short and wide open.
No shot variety.
No risk/reward.
Safety concerns:
• Walking path comes into play on one hole.
• One hole is set up so a poor RHBH shot that hyzers out early could endanger people on three different holes.
• One hole could be a bit too close to the parking lot for a beginner course.
No shot variety.
No risk/reward.
Safety concerns:
• Walking path comes into play on one hole.
• One hole is set up so a poor RHBH shot that hyzers out early could endanger people on three different holes.
• One hole could be a bit too close to the parking lot for a beginner course.
Other Thoughts:
Not really much else to say about this course, it's pretty straight forward. I understand this used to be an 18 hole course but now it's only 9.
This is a great place to take beginners and is good for locals who want to get in a quick round. Don't go out of your way to play here. If you're looking for a challenge, Rolling Ridge is the best course in the area just 35 min away.
This is a great place to take beginners and is good for locals who want to get in a quick round. Don't go out of your way to play here. If you're looking for a challenge, Rolling Ridge is the best course in the area just 35 min away.
8
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dlk33
Experience:
5 played
3 reviews
Down to 9 not fine 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 4, 2013
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
There still is a course. It's better than not having a disc golf course. Perhaps a decent practice or beginner course.
Cons:
The challenge is gone without having any elevation or wooded holes. Everything is in the open with the only challenge being the possibility of some trees and hitting some vehicles parked in the parking lot with a drive on hole #1.
Other Thoughts:
Basket #1 is not in a good location, with the parking lot right beside it and the chance of a disc hitting any cars coming/leaving the parking lot. Other 18 hole courses in the area are better options. If you're looking to get in a quick 9 holes with little challenge, this is now it.
