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DiscGolfCraig
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Experience: 19.8 years 585 played 539 reviews
2.00 star(s)

I’m on a pilgrimage to see a moose. Praise Marty Moose!

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Aug 9, 2023 Played the course:once

Pros:

A pleasant course winding through a nice park. With the course running alongside a running trail and lake, felt like I wasn't being productive enough.
- This was a perfectly decent 9-hole course. There's nothing spectacular about it; however, there's also nothing bad. Nine straight nice layouts.
- I played 16 new courses in the span of the month. I've written reviews for most of them. This is the only course where there were very few discernible aspects to it. In other words, not a lot of variety.
- Course either has wooded holes, open holes with tree lined fairways, open holes to wooded baskets, or wooded fairways to open baskets.
- #2 was a nice, quasi-gauntlet fairway. Plenty wide that you can be aggressive making a run to the basket.
- #6 was the best, most scenic hole on the course. The trail runs the right side of the fairway and woods run the entire left side. Listed at 240 feet, the basket is tucked around a slight dogleg left with a tree protecting the most direct line. You've got to throw tight and low to the left or a much wider sweeping shot if you're playing out to the right. Or, just go over top of the tree, but don't get too much air or you're fading into the woods.
- #9 was a tough blind tee shot around a sharper dogleg left. From there, you're throwing to a basket protected by trees on three sides.
- In general, you've got to throw quality tee shots to see birdie chances. Barring a wicked bounce deep into the woods, most holes are easy enough that you'll salvage par. It's the type of course you could play multiple times and be birdieing different holes each round.

Cons:

The biggest challenge here was parking. The parking lot in the park was permit only. The parking on the main road was 'permit only' on weekdays. I just parked there, knowing I'd be gone in 30 minutes. Not that this is my recommendation for others.
- Signage needs to be improved. Without UDisc's Interactve map, it might be a challenge to find the first tee. Then, from #3 to 4, #5 to 6, and #8 to 9, it's going to be a challenge to find the next tee without help.
- A couple holes have low ceilings due to low hanging branches. You're not seeing that many tight lines on most regulation courses.
- A couple of blind tee shots that may be potential issues. All it takes is some setting up a blanket in the grass alongside the trail to suddenly be in your fairway.
- Despite the variety of doglegs, wooded and open holes, etc., the universal safe shot on every one of these holes is to throw a putter or mid-range disc straight 225 - 250 feet. You do that and you've got 9 straight easy par 3s at worst. They tried to make a lot of variety, but the variety all had too much of a common element.

Other Thoughts:

This was a perfectly suitable 9-hole course. It's definitely better than most 9-hole courses I've played. But, it kind of had a 'ho-hum' feel to it. It never got out of second, or third, gear the entire course.
- It had lots of vibes of Holmes Park in Greenville, SC. Also, some Wellspring in Burlington vibes.
- I'd have combined #4 and 5 and made one longer hole. Then found room on the way back to add a final hole. As it is, after finishing #9, you're walking backwards past the entire lengths of holes 2 and 1.
- It's a good course; it's just not very noteworthy. I played this one right before playing the dreadful Scottish Hill. For all the wrong reasons, I'll remember Scottish Hills more than I'll ever remember here.
- Good for what it is. If you're close, it's a fine home course. If you're from out of the area, there are much better courses to play before this one.
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Baysinger
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Experience: 14.8 years 93 played 55 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Not as bad as you think drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 6, 2022 Played the course:once

Pros:

Great for a short quick round
Beautiful property with a lake parallel to the course
Several tricky little holes
Great for beginners
Good mix of elevation and open/wooded

Cons:

Practice basket is a little close to hole 1's fairway
Tee signs are long gone
A few holes nearly cross over each other

Other Thoughts:

On a trip to a concert in Raleigh, I was able to get in a quick round of disc golf. Several locals have asked me why I chose this course rather than a different one in Raleigh and the answer is simple. I was only in Raleigh for one full day, and two half days. I only wanted to play a short 9 hole course and this one seemed to be rather short from a quick search online. So that's how I landed myself at this course. It seems that this course is not a favorite of the locals but I am going to be honest in this review and say that this course isn't nearly as bad as what the course ratings are reflecting. Yes, there are a few issues as far as tee signs being gone and a few fairways that nearly cross, but as far as the play of the course, it is actually a fun little layout. I'm not telling you to drive out of your way to play this course, but if you are in the area, it is definitely worth a quick 9 hole round. Let me put it this way... I have seen courses in MUCH worse condition than this one with a higher rating. I know the locals are going to be tough on it since it doesn't live up to the other courses in the area, but it's not terrible. There are actually some very trickily designed holes that make you think before you toss. I love that about this course. The fun design of the course in addition to the beautiful property it is on (you walk along a lake after you finish hole 9) makes this course a great little place to play if all you want is a quick round. If I were local to this course, I could see myself looping it 2 (or maybe even 4) times on occasion. If you like disc golf for the nature aspect of the sport, you will love this course. If you like disc golf for the competitive challenging side of the sport, you will hate this course. Either way, I don't believe this course deserves as low of a rating as it has. If you want to see a video of the round I played on this course, check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORJmuM_nao4

Also, if you want to see videos of each hole separately, please consider checking out this playlist featuring every hole on the course: https://www.youtube.com/watch...p4GPM20z9e79V
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David_George
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 3.7 years 50 played 17 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Decent short course could use some work 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 16, 2021 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

+ Reasonably good place to introduce people to the sport due to the short distances.
+ Attractive wooded lakeside setting.
+ A mix of open and wooded shots.
+ Not heavily played, so you won't have much competition.
+ In spite of the short distances, the course isn't particularly easy (with the exception of a few holes), so will still offer some challenge for more experienced players.

Cons:

- Course maintenance is spotty. Many holes are seriously overgrown and don't resemble their original design.
- Drainage problems on a couple holes.
- Signs have disappeared and course navigation is not intuitive.
- Not much imagination or variety in hole design.
- Only a few parking spots near the course, and they all require a permit or fee.
- Not much opportunity to throw long drives. A putter and midrange are really all you need. This could be a plus depending on what you are looking for.

Other Thoughts:

This is hardly a destination course, but if you are in the area and have time (or Kentwood is too crowded), it is worth a play. It is a nice piece of property and the course could be better than it is, but it is still possible to have a fun round if you aren't expecting too much.
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rwgatorfan
Experience: 3.7 years 29 played 18 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Not a bad winter course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Sep 6, 2020 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Mostly short holes with some personality. A couple of blind tee shots that are fun. Baskets are in good shape.

Edit: We returned yesterday as a tournament was being played at Kentwood. This is a fun winter course. With the weeds dead, it is much more playable and quite fun. Upping my rating appropriately.

Cons:

Way too overgrown. Don't hit the fairway on the first hole and you'll be searching for a while. Yardage marked on signs with a sharpie.

Other Thoughts:

It's too bad the course isn't maintained well because it has potential to be a nice little course. Our group skipped a couple of holes because we didn't want to risk losing discs.
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Scbarr
Experience: 33 played 2 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Fun Short Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 7, 2019 Played the course:once

Pros:

Liked it for a 9 pin course. Relatively easy to navigate. Mostly short, technical shots. Can easily play with an approach disc alone. Good use of the terrain and space.

Cons:

Pin 1 is a narrow path with thick brush surrounding. Really easy to lose a disc in the thorny brambles. Would recommend some landscaping to open that portion up.
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pmay5
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Experience: 20.8 years 480 played 245 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Could be so much Better 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 18, 2016 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Good baskets, signage on each hole, small but adequate concrete tee pads.
Little used part of this next generation campus. There is a greenway through the course, but I don't remember any interferences.
There are a couple of good challenging holes, #2, #3, #6.
Would be a quick play if you worked or lived on campus.

Cons:

Very limited parking, unless you have the proper permit, M-F.
A couple of bad holes, #4 and #8 barely have a fairway, pretty much just throw and pray.
#9 use to have two lines, hyzer and anny, to the basket. But now the tee is pointed at a large tree and you have to throw in an odd direction.

Other Thoughts:

Unfortunately, there are only nine holes on this large, varied terrain campus that has been developing over the last several years. NC State is a great DG school (the nearby Kentwood is always crowded), so it's a shame they couldn't make this a longer, more challenging 18 holer.
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heywillard90
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 15.8 years 31 played 28 reviews
1.00 star(s)

Lunch time course for faculty and staff at best 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 15, 2015 Played the course:once

Pros:

-Easily available to those that attend or work at Centennial
-Hole 2 is a very good shot that requires both strength and accuracy

Cons:

-Far too many short holes without any distance. Gets really tedious
-Weedy and swampy at times
-A few holes have no reasonable path to the basket

Other Thoughts:

Although I only could come up with 3 negatives to this course, I would put great emphasis on them, especially the distance issue. The most fun thing of disc golf for me is putting some power behind the throws. I still from time to time play this course at lunch time, if I am in a good enough moods. Keep in mind that there is plenty of unused land so it is possible that this course could improve, simply by changing the location of the tee or basket. It's not the best land in the world but this course could definitely get better.
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KenanFlagler01
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 14 years 195 played 190 reviews
1.00 star(s)

Play Kentwood instead 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 30, 2015 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

- Good baskets
- Good tees
- Good use of elevation
- Good signage and easy navigation until the last two holes

Cons:

Those are the only positives I could come up with. They tried to build this course in a jungle and the jungle is winning. I spent more time looking for discs than playing -- and it's not that I was shanking drives, it's just so overgrown, and there are blind shots, that you're bound to lose a disc unless you have a spotter. The 9th hole is especially egregious, but it's not the only terrible fairway.

This course is very short, which is fine if it's designed to be a beginner course, but with the overgrowth so bad, I wouldn't recommend this course to beginners...or intermediate or advanced players, for that matter.

Other cons:
- A small creek flowing to the lake next to the course was overflowing when I played (it hadn't been raining either). The #4 fairway was completely flooded. Other holes were soggy.
- I mentioned the bad jungle/underbrush. Also worth mentioning the contents of said jungle/underbrush: thorny blackberry bushes, poison ivy, and some impenetrable thorn/ivy/brush areas.

Other Thoughts:

There's a reason Kentwood (which is a lightly wooded, beginner- and intermediate-friendly course very nearby) gets 10 times the traffic as the NC State course...even State students! It's a far, far superior course. I can't explain why the State course's ratings are in the 2's and not that far behind Kentwood. Trust me, if you live on campus, anywhere else in the Triangle, or are visting Raleigh, skip this one and play Kentwood instead.
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tenuous
Experience: 15.9 years 10 played 1 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Small and Balanced 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 25, 2014 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Nice intro course. Is great for taking the family along or filling the time when you have an hour to kill.

Several of the pins are situated just to the side of tight manicured fairways. Other require a delicate weave through the trees.

Cons:

Parking can be a bit of a pickle later in the day. Permits required on weekdays.
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Justin_Haynes
Experience: 8 played 1 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Student Golfer 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 20, 2013 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

good variety of holes both open and wooded
tight fairways of some homes allow for accuracy and others you can just throw it

Cons:

the course like most has a few underbrush issues but mainly...

WHY IS THERE NOT 18 HOLES
the amount of room the university has is insanely large and with the popularity of the sport and amount people that play this course I believe that this course is in desperate need for expansion

Other Thoughts:

alternate way to play 18 without having to play 1-8 then go to 4-9 then 1-3 then 9

if hole quality was kept and extended to 18 this would be a 4 or 4.5 for me
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reposado
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 12.8 years 278 played 273 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Basic Nine-Hole Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Jun 2, 2013 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

I've played these nine holes twice, once in the early summer and once in late fall. It either plays better in the winter or they've just upped the maintenance level because two of the holes were much better the second time around. 1 is actually playable with the tall grass out of the picture. 5, which in teh summer had no line to speak of, suddenly has a nice little path to the basket.

A few trees were planted which helped block the cheat route to the basket on 4. I'm not sure if they were planted for golf purposes, but either way, they helped.

The best hole here is definitely 2. A short tunnel with a hill in the middle, it forces your shot into quite a narrow window and hold that path for a decent amount of distance. It's fun.

Cons:

But of the nine holes, there are too many bad layouts to rate this course highly. There is one hole(4) that the ideal shot lands in what I assume is casual water. There is one hole(9) in which the tee is pointing directly into the woods. And there is one hole in which the angle desired is just impossible for a disc to travel.(6)

But mostly, the holes are just too short overall and too lacking in challenge. It's a nice course on a college campus that might introduce a few people to the game, but that's about it.
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alecfalzone
Experience: 13.9 years 174 played 13 reviews
3.00 star(s)

New Course Layout 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 23, 2013 Played the course:once

Pros:

It seems like this course is of deserving some fresh reviews with the new layout. I never played the old one, but the course is a lot better than what it used to be.

Baskets - All in great condition with interesting placements
Tee Pads - Solid concrete that are about average in size
Signage - Accurate and in fantastic shape on every hole
Navigation - Layout flows very nicely, with no repetitive shots or long walks between tees/baskets
Shot Selection - Almost every shot comes into play at some point on this course. No hole is very long, but #2 allows for somewhat of a decent drive. That is if you can keep it in the fairway.

Cons:

Upkeep - #1 eats discs due to the overgrowth. The course upkeep has definitely improved over the past few months, but it has a way to go.
Traffic - This course will see a massive growth in players once the Centennial dorms are finished. It isn't terrible in the summer, but when NCSU is in session the traffic increases exponentially.
Utilization of land - There is so much potential for this course, 18 holes is a real possibility. There is definitely room for improvement to utilize all the available land.

Other Thoughts:

For a 9 hole course, it isn't bad. Definitely not a destination course, but if you're around Centennial it's a must play. It's a good course to work on your upshots and drives with your putters. #6 is a nice spike hyzer shot. Or a smooth buttery hyzer with your Buzzz SS.
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_MTL_
Experience: 30.8 years 162 played 17 reviews
2.00 star(s)

If you are in the area... 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 11, 2012 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Great baskets. Great signs. Great tee pads. Very easy to navigate.

Cons:

Very poorly designed. Very littered. Rough off the fairways

Other Thoughts:

Hole 1 - Might be the best hole in Raleigh. It's stunning when you see it in person.
Hole 2 - A really good short open hole. Great Pin placement
Hole 3 - Might be the worst hole in Raleigh. So many things wrong with it.
Hole 4 - A hole that isn't great, but isn't terrible. I like the amount of options you have off the tee, but it's mainly because none of them are good options
Hole 5 - A great hole. I love holes that you have to throw hyzer or annhzyer, but still control the disc as opposed to just letting it crash
Hole 6 - A cool little short hole. Good pin placement
Hole 7 - Yeah, not sure what we were thinking here
Hole 8 - Not the worst, but definently not a good hole.
Hole 9 - Cool finishing hole. Really like the pin placement.

Overall, this course is ruined by how bad of a hole holes 3 and 7 are. Simple changes could have been made to avoid these. Pretty obvious it was set up by someone at the university who had played a few times with his buddies. If you are in the area, it's quick and easy to play by yourself. But don't make a special trip to play it.
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grhomes
Experience: 14.9 years 52 played 6 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Not too bad 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jan 3, 2012 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Decent course, good mix of open and tight shots.

Cons:

Very briery on a few holes, not a lot of length.

Other Thoughts:

Crying shame that NCSU (an engineering school/design school)
1. only has 9 holes
2. has more land than who knows to build a dg course
3. Could easily incorporate a dg project into some kind of college credit/extra curricular
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New013
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 13.7 years 179 played 120 reviews
1.50 star(s)

this is the best you can do? 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Oct 10, 2011 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

UPDATE: The course has been semi-redone so I'm redoing my enitre review.

Layout - It's a shorter technical style course that mixes in some open holes. The wooded holes make you hit tight gaps while working the disc a bit. The open holes are just about placement and avoiding some elevation around the greens; there's one throw off a hill.

2 is the best hole out there because they actually cleaned up all of the rough stuff. Now it not only looks much better but plays much better. It's a tight longer tunnel shot with a bump midway you have to go over. The left of the fairway is guarded by large stones.

Just like the old layout it's got a few fun little short shots.

Equipment - Baskets still in good shape, Informative signs with maps of the hole and distances. Concrete teepads.

Atmosphere - They certainly made this part of the park a lot better looking. There used to be a lot of trash and it wasn't well cleared out. Now they've done some nice landscaping on parts and opened it up a bit. It's right next to the lake on Centennial campus and as you're finishing 8 you see the waterfall off the dam.

Cons:

Layout - They took out some of the dumbest holes in disc golf and replaced them with one short hyzer shot and a wide open short beginner hole which is just boring.

There's still some really boring short holes out here with a few holes with really tight gaps. Basically if it's meant for newer/casual players it doesn't make much sense on some holes but if it's meant for better players overall the course doesn't have much to offer other than a super quick play.

Equipment - Only real complaint here is parking. You can only park in the park or on the road if you're a student M-F 9-5.

Atmosphere - The course is still all crammed in a small space that follows around a walking trail and a high use park area next to the lake. Watch out for non-discers.

Other Thoughts:

Yeah they redid it and yes it improved the course. Though not that much to make me want to go play it regularly. It's still an awkward little course crammed in there that doesn't use the gorgeous lake at all.

My biggest complaint remains, Centennial Campus is huge, there's a lot of unused forest out there with huge elevation changes and great features. The golf course out there is really nice yet for the disc golf course they give you this thing. They didn't even consult or let the NC State disc golf team have any input on the course and it shows.

It's just frustrating being a huge NC State supporter, especially when UNC has an amazing disc golf course.

I don't recommend experienced players come out here unless you're just racking up courses.
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holyschnikes
Experience: 2 played 2 reviews
2.00 star(s)

I agree except the signage 2+ years drive by

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

Pros:

Good for beginners. Short holes but do keep an eye out as there are lots of vegetation-ators to loose it. Right off of Hwy 40 at Lake Wheeler which is clost to my house. Good signage, but I still got lost and skipped a hole and I had a map! And parking is very light. There's no place close to park if the small lot is full.

Cons:

Bugs - tics, chiggers. There are dear clustered in the area since the centenial campus golf course took up most of the land boardered by major roads. Only 9 holes too.

Other Thoughts:

I'd say play before the vegetation gets to bad and stop by to play catch after.
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SpaceAntelope
Experience: 12.8 years 5 played 1 reviews
3.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 17, 2011 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

The course is fairly technical with some tight fairways to make up for how short it is. The environment around the course is natural and beautiful. Although it is 9 holes it makes for a great short midday course.

Cons:

The vegetation can get pretty out of control. There are some disc eating trees. Its short, Its only 9 holes, never really a chance to grip it and rip it.
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mx23ang
Experience: 13.2 years 75 played 23 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Tight shorts lol 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Apr 14, 2011 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Offer a nice of mix of birdie holes in with 3 ridiculously hard ones (1,3,7) The only holes I have yet to birdie here. Everything here is in a native enviroment so if your into plants and wildlife this is your disc golf course!
Great tee pads and new baskets that are not to bad to rob
Multiple lines through dense forests along with two open holes(2,9) that you should birdie, just dont go long on number 2 because the basket is perched atop a hill
Risk/reward factor is huge here, trying the same lines like everytime, I will shoot in the range of -2 up to +5
Newly mulched area around number 1's basket make for an official green and completes one of the most technical/scenic/challenging holes in Raleigh

Cons:

Hole 1 is rather long to be as tight as it is. I have never birdied it and only par'd it like 3 times and I have played this course 3 times a week since I started playing in January 11. I recommend a flick off the tee to have a chance at birdie/par. Hole 3 is even tighter than 1, if you can throw a big sweeping hyzer you can kind of see a line to the left of a couple of massive pines. I got lost on hole 7 the first time I played it lol, the fairway is serioulsy 7 ft wide at the widest point! Look for a huge water birch tree and the basket is kind of tucked behind it and a couple of small cedar trees (good luck to par you will need it on all three of these!). Oh and yea def be aware that leaves of three should be left bee!! (poison ivy, oak are bad in the pine patches)
And since I am on the NCSU Disc golf team I have recently become aware that their is NO plans of expansion to 18. This is the biggest con to me because there is plenty of room for an awesome back nine!

Other Thoughts:

While it is only 9 holes it def offers a challenge because of its super tight lines on all of the holes except mainly 2. If your near NCSU's campus and have 35 min to blow I recommend trying it out!
As an NC State student I would love to see the addition of another 9, Ill help with the building process!!
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vonDrehle
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 17.9 years 47 played 12 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Has Potential 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Feb 27, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

- This course is on a great piece of property right beside a beautiful lake.
- Nice teepads and signs on every whole. The tees even have the number of the hole on them which I thought was a really nice feature.
- Good course to go out and practice driving with your putter
- Only 9 holes in close proximity so can get in a last minute round pretty quickly
- Baskets are all new and very nice.

Cons:

- This is not a very challenging course which can make it a bit dull for multiple plays for people that aren't just starting to play.
- No trashcans on the course. This has sadly led to crushed beer cans at almost every teepad. Also was a drag when my dog pooped on hole #2 and I got to carry it around for the rest of the round.
- There are also no benches. This isn't a huge problem since the course is very short but it would be nice to have somewhere to sit between holes and record your score or grab a drink.
- Not much parking and is restricted during the week.

Other Thoughts:

This course looks great but outside of that it just doesn't deliver. As an NC State I really wanted to enjoy the course I just found it pretty dull for the most part. Sure it is good if you want to work on your mid-range or putter throwing but outside of that it just doesn't deliver.
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pfpro
Silver level trusted reviewer
Experience: 55 played 41 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Short but decent 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Jan 15, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

Nice tee pads. Signage was great. Nice variation for Such a short course.

Cons:

Minimal parking. Really short course - not really a chance to air it out.

Other Thoughts:

Played this afternoon. I'm not sure about the concerns about overgrowth - I did play it in Jan, but you could tell which areas were "natural" and which was maintained during the growth season. The place was packed - literally. There were probably 7-8 groups on the course at once. Don't know if this was because the weather was nice or if it's always busy. Decent course, but definitely too short. My 8 y/o didn't want tot wait to play the "back nine"
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