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Montiel Park DGC

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Shadrach3
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 5.5 years 318 played 306 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Up and Back Down Again

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 24, 2022 Played the course:once

Pros:

A solid 9er with dual pads, elevation, and foliage.

-Amenities: High quality. DISCatchers, spacious concrete tees (both locations), signs with legend, map, and info on at least the short tees (and some longs). Practice basket, course map, and rules of disc golf posted. Benches and cup rests on almost every hole.

-Dual Tees: On some holes the difference is quibbling, but for others the longs substantially change the flight path of the hole. It's easy and fun to play the course twice with the different tees for a full 18.

-Flow: A smooth out and back through the park, which is a long strip. That said, many courses of this layout feel cramped, but Montiel is wide enough that it's no issue.

-Elevation: Substantial throughout the course. It's mostly up from (2)-(6), but the final three holes are all downhill. I only wish they were a bit longer so you could really rip.

-Shot Shaping/Gameplay: A lot of foliage, but mostly very basic shapes. The first two are the most entertaining, as they work around a large protected area with the most foliage of the property. After that, a lot of holes are basically open with one or two trees to work around. Lengths vary from ace runs to substantial drives from the longs.

Cons:

-Disc Loss: Two main hazards. First is a protected area in the middle of the property, which is most relevant on (1)-(2) but could also affect (9). Second is the property line along the back of the park, which again is mostly relevant on (1)-(2).

-That Special Sumthin' Sumthin': Montiel has an impressive list of pros. Unfortunately, they don't translate to thrilling gameplay. Everything about this place is extremely competent, but it's no more interesting than any other typical course.

-Long Tee Markings: Into the weeds here, I really wish the long tees and short tees were clearly marked as such. On a couple of holes, the long tees were not obvious, including a couple that teed from the neighborhood road bordering the park.

Other Thoughts:

Montiel is a great addition to this area, and an extremely solid 9er. Unfortunately, there aren't very many exciting-shaped holes, so its ability to draw players from a wide radius is small. On the whole, it's a pretty Typical course. You'll have a good time if you come, but it won't stick out more than other courses you know.

~Similar Courses: North Landing (Marietta, GA); Sunrise Terrace (Las Cruces, NM); Highland Park (Shreveport, LA); Cloudland Canyon SP (Rising Fawn, GA).
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Pierparknut
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 10.8 years 89 played 85 reviews
2.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 14, 2019 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

-Montiel Park is a nice 9-hole community course. The course circles up and then back down a moderate hillside and plays through the native desert terrain.

-Two tees on almost every hole add variety. Especially on holes #2, #7, and #8, the back tee plays significantly harder. Tee boxes are large, textured concrete and baskets are Innova Discatchers.

-A practice basket and park information board including a course map by the first tee.

-A solid forehand is a big advantage here. Holes 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9 all slope right to left. It's difficult to hold a backhand shot on these holes without blowing by the basket.

-Every hole is an ace opportunity. The moderate distances along with the gently sloping terrain make it easy to run the basket and still hold the green.

Cons:

-This is a popular park for four-legged friends with
the large off-leash area. Watch out for dog poop on the course.

-It would be nice to see some more trees planted. Currently, only a few holes require something resembling a line.

-The ground is very rough and not easy on discs. Most of the greens are a mixture of sand, dirt, fine gravel, and boulders.

Other Thoughts:

-This is a fairly new park. A lot of work has been done to add shrubs and ground covering plants. However, some of these plants have become quite thick and excellent at swallowing discs.

-The long tees for holes 3 and 7 cut across the previous hole. Still, the park is too small to provide good opportunities for full power shots.

-I don't know how feasible it would be, but a 10-meter circle of grass around each basket would greatly improve the experience. Couple that with a few dozen new trees and this could be a really solid 9-hole course.

-This is a great practice course if you live nearby. It's usually not crowded and most holes provide the opportunity to throw whatever shot you want to work on. If you're visiting from out of town, Kit Carson or Brengle Terrace Parks are a better disc golf experience.
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Nate32
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Premium Member
Experience: 10.7 years 74 played 60 reviews
2.50 star(s)

2+ years

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Aug 11, 2019 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Montiel DGC is a short 9 hole disc golf course located in San Marcos, California. This course a beginner friendly course but has some fun shots in between. This course plays on the back side of Montiel Park. There is a dog park but that does not interfere with the course unless you grip lock your disc on hole number 1.

There are 2 tee pads on every hole as well. The Pictures are very outdated.

Hole 1 is a fun righthand backhand hyzer shot. The basket is blind though. Hole 2 is a fun shot straight away downhill hole.
Hole 3 is a uphill hole. Very ace able. Only 129 feet.

Hole 4 is a downhill righthand forehand shot. Huge tree in the way if you throw a backhand. Back tee is blind on this hole as well. Hole 5 is a nice short uphill hole just like hole 3 but longer.
Hole 6 is a straight shot right to the basket with a few guardian trees. This hole has great views.

Hole 7 is a downhill backhand annie shot. Or a forehand.
Hole 8 and 9 are like the same hole but a little different. They are both downhill crush shots.

Tee pads are concrete which is a plus. Very nice tee signs as well.

AJ and Allen Risley definitely put a lot of work into this course which is nice to see.

Cons:

The baskets are nice but some of the chains are rusting.
-Not much of a challenge for experienced players but I would like to see them combined some holes to make a few par 4s.

Since it is a nice park to walk through you do get some pedestrians with there dogs.

I felt like I threw almost the same disc on every hole. I would like to see more of a variety.

If you see the phot of hole number 3 evey thing grass is now bushes and shrubs.

Other Thoughts:

- This course is now very beautiful. Some landscape and plants were added. The landscape was built around this course which is AWESOME because on some courses that I have played they don't do that and you have blind shot after blind shot.

The course is not dusty as much anymore. I do think they could be a little more creative with where they put the tee pad on each hole. Hole number 8 was one of them. There was a back tee located on the tee sign but I could not find it. I believe there is one but it must have been like 150 feet behind the regular tee pad.
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pwolfinger
Experience: 9.8 years 59 played 12 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Fun little 9 hole in a tight area 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 10, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

Just like the last guy said: Beginners can have just as much fun as experts, and multiple tee pads allow to play the course many different ways.

Nice change in elevation, decent tee pads, and good baskets. Also, there is a practice basket available near the basketball court. If you have a dog, not only is the course dog friendly, but there is a dog park.

Cons:

Only a 9 hole, but the extra tee pads add some more variety and distance. Some holes get close to a street or houses, but the course uses as much land as can be expected. Also, some heavily rocked areas can bang up discs; and for most shots I'm throwing putters, which tend to get jacked up quicker. A durable throwing putter is a must for this course! The ground is very dusty and dry, but that should be expected in SoCal. Some of the secondary (long) tee shots are not obvious as to their location.

Other Thoughts:

First time playing was with the local club. Its a $5 buy in for random draw dubs (A/B format). The club was real friendly and I enjoyed playing doubles with them.

Don't let the vegetation fool you. At first, I expected the "rough" to hard looks for discs, but it really isn't that bad.
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clayavilez
Experience: 8 played 1 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Can be played so many ways 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 12, 2016 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

This course has improved so much as far as the Flora goes.
Uphill and downhill shots make course challenging for some.
Beginners can have just as much fun as experts.
Multiple tee pads allow to play the course many different ways.
Signage is accurate and at most holes.

Cons:

Hole 1 parallels a dog park, which can be problematic if there are retrievers enjoying the park. From time to time I have seen dog owners get upset about discs landing in the fence.

Crosswinds can send your disc into the protected area on hole 8 and 9

Holes 8 and 9, if played from long tees don't have pad markings on the street, so you just have to sort of guess where to throw from.

Other Thoughts:

This course can get very hot in the summer months, so bring water for the incline. Enjoy the winds at the top.
I have enjoyed playing the front 9 short, then repeating the course on the longs to make 18. I have also done mix SLSLSLSL etc to 18 holes.

After work hours, expect some people on the course and remember to wave at the cars on the street, they are usually pretty friendly.

Hole 7 long is in the fairway for hole 6, not the short pad to the right of the regular pad.
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howlingwolfus
Experience: 9 years 9 played 5 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Meditation in Park 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Mar 10, 2016 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

- Lush garden atmosphere. The botany around the disc golf course is very unique for a multitude of plants can be found within. These plants have scientific names and common names to go along with the scenery.

-Hole 1 is a great introduction to the park but does not give away what is in store once you hit Hole 3. Hole 3-7 play up and down the hill.

-The very top, Hole 6, has great mandatory practices players can utilize.

Cons:

- Dog Park / Understable Discs or Grip Locks will go over fence. Depending upon amount of people and animals, disc conditions remain at a ever-changing rate if they hop the fence.

- the botany garden has a walkway that meanders through hole 8 and 9.

Other Thoughts:

- uphill walk. bring grip shoes

- This is a great decompression course.
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orchdork1986
Experience: 12.8 years 39 played 7 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Great little 9 hole course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 14, 2014 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Montiel is 9 baskets with 9 permanent concrete "A" tees and 9 more "B" tees that are on a combo of parking lot and rubber mats.

It's short. Most of the holes are around 200ft. But to me this is a definite pro. It's perfect for beginners and if you're more advanced you can play it in less than an hour if you aren't feeling like an ambitious round of 18,

The layout is great. All of the tees are laid out one right after another and because the course is so small it doesn't take a GPS tracking device to find the next tee.

Most of the tees have maps on them (although a few are a bit faded or missing). You don't really need the maps, however, as the baskets are easy to spot from all of the tees.

There's almost always other disc golfers on this course but it's never overly crowded. No waiting for turn required.

Cons:

Since this course is not designed for distance I would say the only real con is a lack of shot variety. There are a few holes that require some creativity and careful disc choice (the B tees more so than the A tees) but for the most part everything is just a straight shot away. Your biggest obstacle is going to be the wind (which is nothing to sneer at, it makes putting difficult).

Other Thoughts:

Courses like this really deserve more credit. This is the first course I ever played on and even though it's short I've yet to outgrow it. Montiel is a great place to bring beginners and as I have become more advanced it has become my go-to training course. I'm a RHBH thrower and I'll go through all 9 holes with a sidearm or tomahawk simply because I know there's a low risk of losing my disc.
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The Valkyrie Kid
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 45.9 years 1563 played 1507 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Some Fun Throws To Be Had At Montiel! 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 3, 2014 Played the course:once

Pros:

The Montiel DGC plays up six holes and then back down the hillside for the final three holes. The park itself is long and narrow with parking and a small park at the bottom. The hillside is a gradually, sloping area, all dirt with a few mature trees and lots of smaller trees planted.

The course features great tee pads. They are concrete and grooved for water run-off and traction. The signs are wonderful colored ones with all the needed information, map, distance, par, etc. The signs also have these little trays on top to hold your favorite beverages, kind of a cup holder device. The baskets are in fine shape.

This is basically is a well designed pitch & putt. Every hole is ACEABLE, birdies abound.

# 3 has a nice Memorial Bench to a disc golfer who passed away much too early. He apparently ACED this 129' uphill bomb.

The last three holes are all downhill throws. # 7 is the basket that is near the large boulders. Then # 8 and 9 are both 300' + downhills listed as par 4s. Both throws require more touch than strength and are easily reachable. They're extremely fun, moderately challenging. Even the average player should be thinking of getting a 2 on these holes and scoring an Eagle.

Cons:

I could see this course getting very hot and dusty in the summer months.
There's not much challenge there for more competitive players.
I can't imagine that the dog park would come into play for anyone who's played more than a couple times.
So what that the Par 4's should be Par 3's? Play them however you like. Call em Eagles, birdies! It doesn't really matter, does it?

Other Thoughts:

A lot of work has gone into this course. No, it's not a course for the advanced to pro player. It's just another of those great little 9 hole park courses that seem to get a lot of play. Only this one finishes with those last three fun downhill shots. I'd come here just for those throws and the ACE ops!
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hyper_hippo18
Experience: 11.5 years 6 played 5 reviews
3.50 star(s)

keep the rust off. 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 17, 2013 Played the course:once

Pros:

-visible pins
-small quick course
-great for experimenting with new discs
-great for a lunch time round

Cons:

-more windy than would have liked
-small, dont really get to let loose on too many pins

Other Thoughts:

fun little course for a beginner to intermediate to really learn their style and throws. some obstacles but not overly challenging. dont wear your nice shoes to play this course!
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Spmurphy23
Experience: 12.9 years 7 played 6 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Bring your putters!! 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 26, 2012 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

You dont need anything other than your putters and maybe your OS mid. Great place to take a kid or someone who is just learning. It only has nine pins but you can play them twice round for a full 18. Most of the pins are within 250 and I would even say within 200. I use my putter on 6 out of the nine and a Roc on the other 3. Easy access parking and free

Cons:

No cons because when I go there it is to work on form or to take a newbie.
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rmcguire86
Experience: 15.7 years 17 played 8 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Good for what it is 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 1, 2012 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

- Good use of the land that would otherwise just sit there.

-Good place to work on mid-range/putting.

-Birdies all over the place. If I don't sink at least 3 each round, I'm disappointed with myself.

- Ace opportunities everywhere.

- Signage is very nice.

-Easy to Navigate.

- Ask the locals about the Safari layout. Adds a layer of complexity to what is otherwise a pretty simple course.

Cons:

- The land is pretty unremarkable. In the summer, its mostly dust.

-No challenging holes.

-No holes on which you can really air it out.

-Proximity of houses means lots of discs lost in back yards.

Other Thoughts:

This course reminds me of an executive ball golf course. Short holes, easy layout. It is a great place to work on making accurate mid-range shots. Other than that, this course isn't really anything to write home about. If you're looking for a real round, go to Kit Carson or Brengle Terrace. If you're looking to hone your skills, or just a quick 30 minute lunch round, Montiel is the place.
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Leeb
Experience: 11.8 years 7 played 6 reviews
3.00 star(s)

2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Feb 26, 2012 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

With the small space to work with, very well laid out!
Tee signs and direction...excellent.
Never crowded.
Alternate tees to make a round of 18
Great course to work on/develop new shots, or to work on/break in new discs.

Cons:

No real 'bombs away' opportunities.
A few backyards to lose a disc in.
Dog park (enclosed) located near basket #1. Dogs love to chew discs.
When and if busy, be alert, 9 baskets, confined space, alternate tees in use, discs flying everywhere.

Other Thoughts:

Knowing the limitations of this course and not expecting any more, this is a fun course to play! I recommend it. If time is a factor, play Montiel. Easy access off the freeway.
The course homepage is the best I've seen with the interactive map!!!!
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rpcvlawson
Experience: 12.9 years 5 played 3 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Quick, fun mid-range course. 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 17, 2011 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

-Easy to find holes.
-Very clear, very accurate maps.
-Multiple tee pads on most holes (tees don't change; just use a different pad for a longer shot).
-Consistent mid-range shots to help you hone mid-range/putter shots
-A few obstacles to vary shots needed.
-Not crowded (I went on a weekend afternoon).

Cons:

-Dusty. (Used my mud rag to wipe off the dust).
-Hole 7 can eat discs in the pile of large rocks there (not mine, but a guy I was playing with).
-Not a large variety of shots.
-Bordered by houses, so it you slip and make a bad shot, you might lose your disc for good (no jungle-ing to retrieve your disc).
-Wide open; not a lot of obstacles.

Other Thoughts:

This comment might be me, but it was confirmed by other players on the course who have more experience than I do:

There's a East-West wind that messes with forehand shots--pushing them all into left arcing finishing shots (as if I had thrown RHBH). I'm new to the game (two months in), but I'm pretty good at forehand. Mine always fade to the right, like forehands should. However, every time I threw a forehand DOWNHILL, they ended up 40 or 60 feet to the left of where I intended it to go, arcing to the left as it went. Weird. I believe it was my form. It had to be. But other folks on the course, with years of experience, had the same thing happen. Go figure.

Check this course out. It is definitely worth a look.
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Magnum
Experience: 6 played 5 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Motiel short course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 14, 2010 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Great use of of useless area ( power lines above)
-Great course to work on mid range game
- Very accessible

Cons:

- Never use a driver
- 9 holes
- very dusty
- not much easier to go to Kit Carson up the road and really get a good game in

Other Thoughts:

would be a good course if you need to play a round on a lunch break, or in a half hour

Fun course don't get me wrong... but don't drive out just to play it.. go instead to kit Carson
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DocHaole
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 16.7 years 79 played 48 reviews
2.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 6, 2011 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

- Fun little 9 hole course with some elevation change on every hole.

- Good signage, with accurate distances. Maps available and navigation is easy to follow with the exception on going from hole 1 to 2. Follow the path by behind the 1st basket, up the hill 250' or so.

- The course sits on a long sloping hillslide with plenty of uphill shots and downhill bombs.

- DG exclusive, no non-disc golfers to get in your way.

- No crowds, very little waiting around even on the weekends.

Cons:

- Really short, no good opportunities to air it out.

- No shade, it can get really hot.

Other Thoughts:

All in all this is fun little course that exceeds expectations of your neighborhood 9 holer.

Easy trip off the highway to get a quick round in.

You can tell this course is well used and cared for by the locals.
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DaKineSurfer32
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 22.9 years 577 played 57 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Fun with just putters 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 7, 2010 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

- REALLY nice signs (almost too nice for a course this small :p)
- multiple tees (one cement/one rubber per hole)
- baskets in good shape
- fast drive off freeways
- not crowded, easy to play a fast round or couple rounds
- large port-a-potty and drinking fountains right next to parking lot

Cons:

- long walk between 1 & 2 (walk up hill/path from basket 1 about 250')
- not too much in the way of obstacles
- holes are VERY short
- no trash cans on the course
- small parking lot, but this shouldn't ever be an issue unless everyone from San Marcos with a dog takes it to Montiel Park's dogpark at the same time

Other Thoughts:

Honestly there isn't much to complain about with Montiel Park. It's exactly what a small 9-holer in a city park should be, and it's in much better shape than most 9 hole courses you'll come across.

I wish there were some more obstacles than the few scattered trees and scrub bushes to make the course a little bit more difficult, but I also can't fault the course designers for doing the best with the land available to them.

This is a perfect course for a beginner player to learn to control their discs out in the open because there aren't many obstacles, but also deal with some elevation changes and have the chance to "rip" (and i say that in relation to just this course, because a rip at Montiel is only 300') a couple discs on 8 & 9 on the way back to their car.

I played it with just a putter today and it's also a good place for the advanced player to practice taking runs at baskets from 100'-150' out.

If for some reason you're in the area, it's worth the 20 minute stop to play it, at least to try for a couple aces. Extra half-disc added for how nice the signs are!
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socalproshop
Experience: 3 played 2 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Nice and quick 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 28, 2010 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

All the holes are one one rectangular parcel of land, so it plays really quick. 2 - Nice tee boxes and signs. 3 - Each hole has two goal distances with 2 long par 4's. 4 - There's a basketball court and dog park there as well.

Cons:

Terrain is a bit rugged for flip-flops.
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mattalika
Experience: 1 played 1 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Montiel Park 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 13, 2010 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

This course is alot of fun to play. It has easy-slightly difficult holes. I am a beginner and play mostly with my sons 12/15/15. we all have fun as the holes are not to far and they are confidence builders for other courses. (Kit Carson Park) It is very hard tio lose a disc (remember /name & ph#) I lost mey cell phone btween holes 8-9 and found it the next morning. If I can find my cell phone you should not lose a disc. Bordering homeowners are friendly and wiil let you get or get your disc for you. There are only nine holes but there are A-B tees from every hole excepyt #8.

Cons:

None with the exception that there is no B tee from #8.

Other Thoughts:

Great practice course. Quick and easy to play.
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Apothecary
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 26.8 years 66 played 36 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Very nice 9 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 29, 2010 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

-Excellent tees. Raked concrete for the short tees and clean rubber tees for most of the longer setup.
-Extremely accurate hole/course map(s), clearly delineating where both the long and short tees are and which way to the next tee pad. And the tee signs have cup holders.:)
-Bulletin board has a box with pencils, scorecards and maps for golfers to use.
-Very well maintained. Virtually no litter and immaculate tee pads.
-Terrain and course design. The course is situated along a long, sloped strip of land. Fun, shortish uphill holes and a couple of bombable holes to finish out the course. Trees force some really fun lines. Chalk tee markers for 8 and 9 tell me this course is well respected and maintained by people who want their course to be precise and revered. We saw several chalk markers for a safari course as well. That piece of land (long, open and sparsely used) SCREAMS for safari golf.
-DG exclusive and not crowded at all
-Dog park and basketball court close
-Plenty of parking
-Free!:D

Cons:

-Minor flow problems. Hole 2 is about 250' east of hole 1 basket and could be a little tricky to find.
-It wasn't too windy when I played it, but I bet the trade winds make things tricky, especially 8 and 9, long bombs throwing into a strong headwind.
-Only 9 holes :(

Other Thoughts:

Not many critiques of this course at all. Montiel is one of the cleanest, best maintained and well thought out 9 holers I have had the honor of playing. The tee signs are as good as they get. I have yet to witness more up-to-date, accurate hole maps (with cupholders!!!), though I hear Sylmar's are really nice since the Ricos had them remade.

The park is lush with indigenous plant life. Tall trees and blooming wildflowers. The land feels quite rustic, which adds to the overall aesthetic to the course.

There are a few places that I could see being tricky to find your disc, but your plastic is safe for the most part when you play Montiel.

I can't say enough about the layout. The blue tees add a significant degree of flare to each hole. The long bombs are a little bit longer and the short holes have the easy lines cut off. The blue layout is tons of fun and I highly recommend playing it when you try this course out.

I really want to come back to Montiel and spend the day playing with the locals. This course is so clean and cared for...you know the guys behind it have to be cool. Plenty of good tees and basket placements beg to be played safari-style.

A gem of a course.
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chonb
Experience: 7 played 7 reviews
3.00 star(s)

gotta appreciate this place 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jan 2, 2010 Played the course:once

Pros:

with morley field so freaking full all the time, any extra holes are great to get in

every hole provides an ace opportunity!

multiple pin locations makes for variety, and a full 18 if you cycle through twice

excellent signage

Cons:

the ground is rough and full of rocks! do not use discs you don't want scuffed up

cramped, though the space is about as well used as possible

Other Thoughts:

dog run means you can put the pooch away while you play!
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