Turtlecreek reviews
2
0
chipstar
Experience:
18 years
27 played
3 reviews
2+ years
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Nov 27, 2013
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
There is a nice mix of distance holes that allow you to open up and throw for distance with a few short holes that are fun to take a shot at an ace on.
The holes in the woods make sure you better hit your line or you will be in trouble.
The holes in the woods make sure you better hit your line or you will be in trouble.
Cons:
Maybe a little to short, but with the area they were given in the park, they did well. Some of the holes in the open can run into problems with shots from other holes crossing paths.
The rubber tee pads are beginning to deteriorate, either ripping apart or sliding off of the intended area, and some of the tee signs are missing now.
The rubber tee pads are beginning to deteriorate, either ripping apart or sliding off of the intended area, and some of the tee signs are missing now.
Other Thoughts:
It is pretty much always really windy on the holes not in the woods.
8
1
Plain 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 24, 2008
Played the course:never
Pros:
-Nice terrain/pads/great signs/well kept.
Cons:
-Mostly short and very easy front, funky lines in thick woods on back.
-Almost NO trees on half the course, literally.
-Some woods holes have no realistic fairway, punish good shots.
-Some ivy in woods.
-Almost NO trees on half the course, literally.
-Some woods holes have no realistic fairway, punish good shots.
-Some ivy in woods.
Other Thoughts:
Plant some trees, make artificial OB's or dig a pond on front 9. Trim back some on the back 9.
Doesn't have the chance to be a 'great' course really, but it is good for teaching and for someone looking to just play a casual round.
Doesn't have the chance to be a 'great' course really, but it is good for teaching and for someone looking to just play a casual round.
