hgranger27
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Yeah it is, Hyland Hills, Bryant Lake, and Elm Creek.
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[Question] Trilogy version of a Destroyer
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Yeah it is, Hyland Hills, Bryant Lake, and Elm Creek.
hgranger27
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Bryant Lake has a similar hole (#17) off a HUGE hill...I believe the hole is around 550'
Another awesome course!
if i was you and if you are on a time crunch in the tc i wouldnt waste time or arm energy on elm creek
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Bryant Lake was my favorite course on my Minneapolis trip, and #17 is a truly memorable hole.
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Great hole, when I played there my drive skipped off a dumpster in that parking lot and ended up near the bottom of the hill. Couldn't help but think I could have reached it with a distance driver, only had a Flare.
i havent played there in a few years but i try to throw at least 3 drives off there
ive hit that dumpster too
ive had runs at 2s
been deep in the woods on the right
and in 18s fairway
comes with the territory
Bryant is closed until July, they're redoing the road and parking lot. 15-18 closed through august.
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I'll be there in mid June so I'll make sure to get it then. If not I'll be back in the fall. I'm jealous of all you Twin Cities folks. Such good golf over there. Even a lot of the 9's are awesome.
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I'll play it at some point because it's a course but it's not high on the priority list. How'd you like the Airborn ones, I think they're called? The Cale courses.
they are def old ball golf courses and the play resembles that
i like the true wooded play around mn/wi moar
i would rate at about 3/5 maybe 3.5/5
its way over hyped cuz its associated with cale and cuz its new
water and wind and distance are the main factors
if you play those i would make sure you get over to hidden lake for a round although in june ish it might be very buggy and grown in
sportsman is closer to cales courses and gets a very polarized response
were spoiled no doubt
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I've played Hidden Lake years ago. Nice course. I think sportsman got redesigned since I last played. Not sure exactly what I'm gonna hit up over there yet. I'll probably play Cale's courses just because but I'm not a fan of golf courses. Oh well.
i think i offered this before but feel free to pm me on here if you want the local updates on what is playing well or what to avoid around when you come on over to my neck of the woods
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Whenever this is over and I'm back up that way again what course would you recommend in the MSP area after BRP and Bryant Lake? Probably only have time for one and I'd like to make it count!
lakewood is a favorite due to balanced mix of short and long and wooded and open and tbh this is one of my favorites too
bethel is most underrated until recently and very solid and well balanced
valley is a bit too open and long for my liking but i know you got that cannon unlike my noodle arm so you might like that one
kaposia just has a strong following due to its history and local love but outsiders dont think its all that great dg a lot of straight and hyzer shots
also just as importantly dont let anyone tell you vq is a good course
About an hour from MPLS (maybe 30 from BRP) but chains edge is very worth it. Red course especially. Will second bethel. Kenwood trails is also fantastic.
hycard
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Yikes, in hindsight, I believe you have bee shown this recently. It's all over YouTube now.
