Cherry Valley Lodge reviews
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2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 11, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
None
Cons:
* Semi-private (part of a hotel. They don't stop you from playing, but still).
* Obstacles include parking lots, hotel, and a real errant shot may well include the neighbor's fenced yard. You're far enough away from hotel windows and other people's lawns that that's probably not a problem, but still, there's very limited space here.
* Short, but not in an interesting way.
* No signage, hard to find tee blocks.
* Obstacles include parking lots, hotel, and a real errant shot may well include the neighbor's fenced yard. You're far enough away from hotel windows and other people's lawns that that's probably not a problem, but still, there's very limited space here.
* Short, but not in an interesting way.
* No signage, hard to find tee blocks.
Other Thoughts:
This is a perfect example of how not to make a course.
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this course could present problems and needs redesigned 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:May 2, 2009
Played the course:once
Pros:
Maybe the only thing good about this course other than it's a course in the ground at a very upscale lodge that has an indoor waterslide is that the baskets have a solor light on top of the basket head.
Cons:
tee box had specific #'s for each corisponding hole, but only a couple holes we're safe to play as most of the holes bordered the parking lot, granted this course isn't for high powered throwers, but even the novice players could do harm with the basket locations.
Other Thoughts:
don't park next to any of the baskets, though I doubt your vehicle will get hit as this course is so lame that it probally doesn't get much usage. Watch your speed traveling through Newark.
