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Washbourne Park reviews
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Pleasant practice 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Jan 21, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
Nice easy laid out course which is easy to follow.
Not too long for a beginner like myself.
Free car parking spaces available and your car is always viewable from all areas of thr course
Not too long for a beginner like myself.
Free car parking spaces available and your car is always viewable from all areas of thr course
Cons:
Evidence of a fire near 5th basket.
The security camera between 5&6 is a bit off putting too.
The security camera between 5&6 is a bit off putting too.
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Short 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 18, 2014
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
Parking available
Short beginner friendly
Greens interesting in a very small park
Short beginner friendly
Greens interesting in a very small park
Cons:
Lots of dog mess everywhere.
Very short
Disc hire not obvious and a walk away from the park
Very much a pitch and putt
Very short
Disc hire not obvious and a walk away from the park
Very much a pitch and putt
Other Thoughts:
An interesting enough 6 hole short course ranging from between 120' - 200'
Great chance to pick up some aces
Would not make a trip to get here it is very much a local course for kids, great to practice your short game on though.
Ground is always dry and rough is not too bad so unlikely to lose discs.
It does what it was meant to do but is not a course for the bucket list!
There is a welcome sign and dual tee posts and tee markers for each hole (making a 12 hole double loop course)
The holes range from jump putts to easy putter approaches but it is a great little course for practising different lines and honing your short game.
Great chance to pick up some aces
Would not make a trip to get here it is very much a local course for kids, great to practice your short game on though.
Ground is always dry and rough is not too bad so unlikely to lose discs.
It does what it was meant to do but is not a course for the bucket list!
There is a welcome sign and dual tee posts and tee markers for each hole (making a 12 hole double loop course)
The holes range from jump putts to easy putter approaches but it is a great little course for practising different lines and honing your short game.
