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Thundering Herd Disc Golf reviews
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Niner at a Middle School? Longer than You'd Think
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 10, 2022
Played the course:once
Other Thoughts:
Nine hole layout on the large property behind a middle school. Very little interference from other athletic facilities or activities. Most holes have decent length for a school course, with the longest being 350'. There's elevation change on some holes and a woodline that borders a few of them.
The shortest hole is the 200' hole #1, but as a concession to its length, it's a rare Par 2.
Short concrete tees with hole numbers and directional arrows painted on them. No other signage, but the new DisCatcher baskets are visible, and the navigation is pretty intuitive.
One note of caution: I don't know how well the fields are mowed during the summer. Holes 2-4 push out pretty deep on the property, and they may not get attention
Not available during school hours, but more enjoyable for a late afternoon or evening round than the nearby nines at Creek View and Spring Meadows. A great warm-up for nearby big courses like Coyote Hills and Forest Hills.
The shortest hole is the 200' hole #1, but as a concession to its length, it's a rare Par 2.
Short concrete tees with hole numbers and directional arrows painted on them. No other signage, but the new DisCatcher baskets are visible, and the navigation is pretty intuitive.
One note of caution: I don't know how well the fields are mowed during the summer. Holes 2-4 push out pretty deep on the property, and they may not get attention
Not available during school hours, but more enjoyable for a late afternoon or evening round than the nearby nines at Creek View and Spring Meadows. A great warm-up for nearby big courses like Coyote Hills and Forest Hills.
