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Timber Beast reviews
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Good Times in Bigfoot Territory 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 23, 2021
Played the course:once
Pros:
-excellent course map at parking lot
-course flowed really well so I hardly had to use the map
-good concrete tee pads throughout the entire course
-nice signs at the pads indicating hole #, par and distance
-multiple tee pads and basket locations for several of the holes
-fun lines to throw.. woodsy, but not too many tight tunnel shots
-basket visible from almost every tee pad
-10m string around several pins
-very well maintained
-good for all skill levels, especially intermediate level
-starts and finishes at parking lot
-beautiful setting for those who appreciate nature
-doubt it ever gets busy
-course flowed really well so I hardly had to use the map
-good concrete tee pads throughout the entire course
-nice signs at the pads indicating hole #, par and distance
-multiple tee pads and basket locations for several of the holes
-fun lines to throw.. woodsy, but not too many tight tunnel shots
-basket visible from almost every tee pad
-10m string around several pins
-very well maintained
-good for all skill levels, especially intermediate level
-starts and finishes at parking lot
-beautiful setting for those who appreciate nature
-doubt it ever gets busy
Cons:
-not much in the way of elevation change
-a couple holes play close together and a tree kick could end up in the neighboring fairway
-the course is not close to my home
-a couple holes play close together and a tree kick could end up in the neighboring fairway
-the course is not close to my home
Other Thoughts:
After having just played #4 on DGCR's top rated courses, I thought my trip was only going to be downhill from then on... that was until I met The Beast!
This course is so enjoyable that even Sasquach himself plays here.. (at least that is what I hear).
I like how it's a wooded course, but so clean that I didn't even need a spotter to keep track of my drives. And if I did kick into the rough, I usually still could find a gap and save par.
Timber Beast is a tranquil course that offers some unique lines- a couple shots play right along the river and one even goes over a train track- in fact, the mando forces you to throw over/right next to the tracks. I don't think I've ever done that before at a disc golf course.
Can't quite put it into words, but this course just about has it all together. I'm proudly giving it 4-discs- "excellent" !
If the fine folks of Troy can figure how to add a couple hills in there somehow, I'll change it to 4.5!
Last notes: the True Value hardware store in the parking lot has a wide variety of Innova discs for sale at reasonable prices. They also had kid and adult shirts for sale with Bigfoog himself on it and the words Timber Beast, Troy Montana.
This course is so enjoyable that even Sasquach himself plays here.. (at least that is what I hear).
I like how it's a wooded course, but so clean that I didn't even need a spotter to keep track of my drives. And if I did kick into the rough, I usually still could find a gap and save par.
Timber Beast is a tranquil course that offers some unique lines- a couple shots play right along the river and one even goes over a train track- in fact, the mando forces you to throw over/right next to the tracks. I don't think I've ever done that before at a disc golf course.
Can't quite put it into words, but this course just about has it all together. I'm proudly giving it 4-discs- "excellent" !
If the fine folks of Troy can figure how to add a couple hills in there somehow, I'll change it to 4.5!
Last notes: the True Value hardware store in the parking lot has a wide variety of Innova discs for sale at reasonable prices. They also had kid and adult shirts for sale with Bigfoog himself on it and the words Timber Beast, Troy Montana.
