Best course names?

[jfrosty42]

Cass is an amazing layout. There are some kick ass holes on that course!! I looove 17. I haven't been there in years - I've been out of the state for four years but I'm back! However, I imagine it has only gotten worse.

I like well named holes, gives 'em (and the course) some character. Cass Benton Hills has good names for the holes, but no one knows them 'cause Cass holes destroyed the tee signs.

 

[fantomhockey]

I know Phantom Falls was already mentioned but that guy also owns Bucksnort and Magic Meadows.

There's also Blair Witch and Jellystone. One can rent a goat caddy at Jellystone for a fair price :hfive:

 

[beereakfast]

The only courses around here that I know of with names that aren't also the name of the park are Black Mouse and Rick's Revenge. Both are good spots if not highly rated.

 

[JeremyKShort]

Dash's Track

 

[RKelly]

Block house, Whippin Post, Angry Beaver, and one other that I'm particularly fond of, the Scrapyard.

 

[aPfaff]

Sunnyside and Darkside.

 

[ejvogie]

Ottawa Park must be the best course name ever. There are 3 within an hour of me :|

 

[BogeyNoMore]

Ottawa Park must be the best course name ever. There are 3 within an hour of me :|

Good point.
Yeah, I've noticed that... that's gotta be confusing.

 

[Cgkdisc]

Ottawa short for "I oughta walk in the Park."

 

[Stable]

Hornet's Nest (Charlotte).

 

[Lewis]

As I logged in, I saw a review for "Cherokee Park", and it made me think of Cherokee Parks...

 

[Tfire25]

Great names! I put a course on my property and haven't quite decided what to name it. My last name is Firebaugh so pretty much everyone calls me fireball. We have come up fireball's flight academy thus far. I like it but I might be biased.

 

[giles]

Dash's Track

Named for a racehorse owned by the family that donated the land. A fitting name for such a short "fast" playing course.

 

[TempleOfDoom]

Splat Hill
The Redwood Curtain

 

[Jukeshoe]

Karl Von Coldeweye. I just like calling it Karl.

 

[Lewis]

Karl Von Coldeweye. I just like calling it Karl.

Where is this? I can't find it in the DGCR course directory.

edit: I see why now. It's "Coldewey" without that last "e."

 

[JeremyKShort]

Shawshank

Good since it's in Huntsville, TX, home of the texas state pen.

 

[brutalbrutus]

There is a course in Indiana under construction called "Cedar Sentinels DGC". I thought that was a cool name.