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Triumph Group DGC reviews
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Not A Bad Luncheon Activity For The Employees! 2+ years
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Played on:May 17, 2018
Played the course:once
Pros:
The five baskets here at the Triumph Group facility probably qualifies more as practice area than an actual course. There are five no-name single chain baskets spread out over their lawn area in front of the building. There is no signage, no tee pads and no on-line map. So you can play a safari round and make up your own course. The baskets are spaced about 300' from each other over the open expanse of lawn. There are no obstacles in your way, however you might have to throw around part of the parking lot and possibly, avoid the street out front.
If I worked here, I would definitely come out here on my lunch break, enjoy the fine Yakima weather and fling a few discs around. Other than that, unless you are a dedicated course bagger, you can pass this course by. For you course baggers, this is an easy bag. There are no gates so the course would be assessable at any hour.
If I worked here, I would definitely come out here on my lunch break, enjoy the fine Yakima weather and fling a few discs around. Other than that, unless you are a dedicated course bagger, you can pass this course by. For you course baggers, this is an easy bag. There are no gates so the course would be assessable at any hour.
Cons:
Just a practice area. Not a real course.
No signs.
Wide open.
No tee pads.
Cheap single chain baskets.
No signs.
Wide open.
No tee pads.
Cheap single chain baskets.
Other Thoughts:
It's good for a quick lunchtime round or possibly somewhere to bring the beginner player. Or a quick bag and go.
