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The Creek @ Inwood Hollow reviews
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Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience:
36.1 years
1727 played
576 reviews
Someone has been playing 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 23, 2019
Played the course:once
Pros:
Tee signs
Tunnel Shots
Tunnel Shots
Cons:
Dirt tee pads
A little over grown in some spots
Lots of Poison Ivy
A little over grown in some spots
Lots of Poison Ivy
Other Thoughts:
It is evident that someone has been taking care of this course recently. There are rocks painted red marking the tee's on most of the holes. There are even rocks with arrows in some spots pointing to the next tee. Several of the holes had been cleared out very recently and the course has been mowed.
In general, this is a very good little 9 hole course. The holes are not long, but some are technical, if you don't throw your disc straight, your in the rough.
The most overgrown hole I believe was hole 4, it follows the dry creek and there was no low shot, it was totally overgrown. You can't see the basket from the tee. The line is above these low brush, throw straight down and you got a putt.
The next most memorable hole was the basket placement on hole 9, it is tucked up on the side of a small hill in the tree's/brush. It is actually hard to see as it blends in with the brush, there is not much of a "green".
Would I play here again. Well, first off, this is an HOA course and is private. I sort of snuck in to play, if I were to play here again, I would rather play with permission and enjoy the round. This course is a decent little 9 hole course in the condition it is in right now. So yes, I would enjoy playing here again.
In general, this is a very good little 9 hole course. The holes are not long, but some are technical, if you don't throw your disc straight, your in the rough.
The most overgrown hole I believe was hole 4, it follows the dry creek and there was no low shot, it was totally overgrown. You can't see the basket from the tee. The line is above these low brush, throw straight down and you got a putt.
The next most memorable hole was the basket placement on hole 9, it is tucked up on the side of a small hill in the tree's/brush. It is actually hard to see as it blends in with the brush, there is not much of a "green".
Would I play here again. Well, first off, this is an HOA course and is private. I sort of snuck in to play, if I were to play here again, I would rather play with permission and enjoy the round. This course is a decent little 9 hole course in the condition it is in right now. So yes, I would enjoy playing here again.
