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Wildhorse Golf Club - Afternoon reviews
4
1
Chaser0909
Experience:
13 years
267 played
2 reviews
Disc Golf on a Ball Golf Course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 30, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
- Play disc golf with a golf cart that comes with a cooler filled with ice.
- Well manicured course, defined fairways, water/sand hazards, etc.
- Concrete tee pads (cart path) that is defined with yellow markers
- Elevation used well, creating risk/reward consideration with some holes for approach/putts.
- Green fee $10 (beautiful course, do not have to dodge park go-ers/homeless/Pokemon-ers)
- Well manicured course, defined fairways, water/sand hazards, etc.
- Concrete tee pads (cart path) that is defined with yellow markers
- Elevation used well, creating risk/reward consideration with some holes for approach/putts.
- Green fee $10 (beautiful course, do not have to dodge park go-ers/homeless/Pokemon-ers)
Cons:
- Due to ball golf sharing the course, disc golf only available after 3:00pm. The ball golfers I saw playing were nice, and a group let me play through when I caught them, while another ball golfer played his round with me as I finished the last 4 holes. (Not really a con, just the tee times and potential congestion).
- Green fee $10 (most I have ever paid to play disc golf)
- Green fee $10 (most I have ever paid to play disc golf)
Other Thoughts:
Phenomenal disc golf course played in a ball golf environment. The disc golf course weaves it's way through the front 9 holes of the ball golf course. Green fee of $10 (includes cart). Multiple signs indicate that dress code (polo) is enforced. I would play here again.
