Treetops DGC reviews
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nickrockey
Experience:
18 played
18 reviews
Very disapointing after finally finding 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 16, 2013
Played the course:once
Pros:
I try to find at least 1 pro..
+Hole 4 was pleasant.
+Scenery was nice, nice elevations
being it is a ski resort. - however, I never
broke a sweat
+Hole 4 was pleasant.
+Scenery was nice, nice elevations
being it is a ski resort. - however, I never
broke a sweat
Cons:
-'Resort Drive' is where? It is not marked off
the main drag, look for the Treetops Golf
Course sign.
-Nothing anywhere is marked
-No score cards, the map I finally got in the restaurant is a joke! No really, it's pretty funny!
-Hole 1 was not marked, had to play it on the way out
-Hole 2 is a gradual downhill, nothing exciting whatsoever
-They say hole 3 is 'LOOONG', it's not
-Hole 5 is a short boring dog leg right, I hit the post with forearm 'Flick'
-Hole 6 is just a short throw over a little valley, right before the basket on the other side of the valley is REALLY thick muck, overthrow it a little (5 feet) and you will be fine
-Hole 7 is what they call a 'switchback', it's a hard dog leg left
-Hole 8 they say 'I hope you brought your driver', it's over a small valley, pretty easy to deuce
-Hole 9 is maybe 160' with about a 10' total elevation change going up. Hit the pin with a Stalker.
-None of the holes are marked with distances
-The bottoms of the baskets won't even hold a disc! The openings are too big and most of the time my discs fell through!
-I had to ask 3 different staff members where to go and nobody knew, on top of that, 2 of them were pretty rude.
the main drag, look for the Treetops Golf
Course sign.
-Nothing anywhere is marked
-No score cards, the map I finally got in the restaurant is a joke! No really, it's pretty funny!
-Hole 1 was not marked, had to play it on the way out
-Hole 2 is a gradual downhill, nothing exciting whatsoever
-They say hole 3 is 'LOOONG', it's not
-Hole 5 is a short boring dog leg right, I hit the post with forearm 'Flick'
-Hole 6 is just a short throw over a little valley, right before the basket on the other side of the valley is REALLY thick muck, overthrow it a little (5 feet) and you will be fine
-Hole 7 is what they call a 'switchback', it's a hard dog leg left
-Hole 8 they say 'I hope you brought your driver', it's over a small valley, pretty easy to deuce
-Hole 9 is maybe 160' with about a 10' total elevation change going up. Hit the pin with a Stalker.
-None of the holes are marked with distances
-The bottoms of the baskets won't even hold a disc! The openings are too big and most of the time my discs fell through!
-I had to ask 3 different staff members where to go and nobody knew, on top of that, 2 of them were pretty rude.
Other Thoughts:
^Nothing, and I mean nothing about this course was a challenge except figuring out where it was! Drive all the way until you get to the restaurant.
^Hole 1 starts just left of the restaurant by the lifts.
^I dislike that this is a course on here, if it wasn't listed as an actual course and you just found it because you were here skiing or golfing and this was just something to do, it would be a sort of challenge after a 12 pack. But being listed as an 'actual disc golf course'? Really?
^I guess they do rent disc for $5 each, but I am not sure where you would rent them
^I do not recommend playing here at all
^Hole 1 starts just left of the restaurant by the lifts.
^I dislike that this is a course on here, if it wasn't listed as an actual course and you just found it because you were here skiing or golfing and this was just something to do, it would be a sort of challenge after a 12 pack. But being listed as an 'actual disc golf course'? Really?
^I guess they do rent disc for $5 each, but I am not sure where you would rent them
^I do not recommend playing here at all
