The Lynx DGC reviews
3
0
9 hole course with an 18 hole course feel 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 27, 2013
Played the course:once
Pros:
- Two tees both with rubber flypads
- Signs for each of the holes (rare for a 9 hole course)
- Due to its location and play through some woods and fields with plenty of trees it feels like an 18 hole course just without 9 holes
- Each of the holes look different, Its not just a pitch and putt through a park
- The holes require you to throw hyzer as well as anhyzer throws as well as a couple of tunnel shots
- There are wooded and relatively open holes
- Many of the baskets are guarded with trees
- The course is very easy to navigate with a very good flow
- Hole 9 is an exciting drive from the top of a mound to a guarded basket over 300 feet from the tee. This is probably the best 9 hole course hole I have ever played
- Signs for each of the holes (rare for a 9 hole course)
- Due to its location and play through some woods and fields with plenty of trees it feels like an 18 hole course just without 9 holes
- Each of the holes look different, Its not just a pitch and putt through a park
- The holes require you to throw hyzer as well as anhyzer throws as well as a couple of tunnel shots
- There are wooded and relatively open holes
- Many of the baskets are guarded with trees
- The course is very easy to navigate with a very good flow
- Hole 9 is an exciting drive from the top of a mound to a guarded basket over 300 feet from the tee. This is probably the best 9 hole course hole I have ever played
Cons:
- I can see brush being a problem. Watch your discs carefully so you don't lose any
Other Thoughts:
- The highest rating I give courses with less than 18 holes is a three and I believe this is the first sub 18 hole course I have given a three. For an are with relatively few disc golf courses at least Ithaca has a stellar 9 hole course.
