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The Ville reviews
5
0
Putter Course 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 24, 2019
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Great for beginners.
Good for a quick round.
Fun to challenge yourself with only putters.
Easily accessible from surrounding cities.
Just an over all fun little layout.
Good for a quick round.
Fun to challenge yourself with only putters.
Easily accessible from surrounding cities.
Just an over all fun little layout.
Cons:
Hard to follow if you don't know the course already.
No tee signs.
No tee pads.
Several fairways cross.
No tee signs.
No tee pads.
Several fairways cross.
Other Thoughts:
Rogersville City Park DGC is a nice little course that is easily accessible by surrounding cities. This course is mostly open with some nice shot shaping holes. You start out by throwing over a pond on Hole #1 and then from there, most of the holes are short holes with the longest on the course being just over 400 feet. For the most part, no big distance drivers are needed for this course, mainly just a mids and putters course. While it is very short, it is definitely a very fun layout to play. If you are in the area, grab your mids and putters and head out to Rogersville City Park for a fun round!
2
2
zeramant86
Experience:
41 played
1 reviews
2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jan 8, 2019
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Good beginner course for the area. Similar to Laurel Run or Borden Park.
Cons:
First two holes risk lost discs if they roll into the pond
Other Thoughts:
Good to see they are putting courses in the area, hoping for more in the future.
