Rocaholic74
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Has anyone played Warwick in New York? Me and a buddy are thinking of taking the trip this weekend to go play the courses. What layouts are the best for mid to adv ams?
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Cgkdisc
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You can play silver tees to blue baskets or blue tees to silver baskets to step down from blue to blue which is top level.
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You can also wait until you get there and view each tee to hole to see what fits you best. Mix and match according to the way you feel for the moment at each hole. Warwick is well worth the trip and don't forget to play Wolfe Woods which is in the same park, back in the woods. Enjoy!
Rocaholic74
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Are there any holes that are just amazing and memorable? I heard something about a rock wall which has a basket on the top which makes putting a delicate thing.
Wolfe Woods is so much fun and it's so weird that players who travel to play Warwick never realize theres another course 50 feet away...or the low par makes them think its not real disc golf....fools...don't be a fool be sure to play Wolfe when you are there
theres nothing there thats going to wow you...its just a very well maintained course with some big shots and some more technical ones....I am a fan of a few of the holes but its not gonna wow you if youve been playing DG in eastern PA you've seen more wow
This is what I do every time at Warwick, one rd from each of these layouts.
Yeah, I suggest at least 2 rounds mixing up the tees/baskets and Wolfe Woods - loved this course. I don't agree with opti that it won't wow you, I've seen a lot of golf and Warwick still left a memorable impression on me, I was wowed to some extent. Great locals as well if you can meet up with someone to play, or make it to an event to hang out with the locals.
Some of my favorites from Brakewell Steel: Hole #2 blue to blue, Hole #3 is the rock wall, a fantastic hole from either tee. Hole #5 is a unique uphill hole. Hole #11 is visually pleasing with the interwinding stream, Hole #14 blue to blue.
Although these are favorites, each hole individually is very enjoyable and a lot of fun.
for the record Warwick is awesome
Disc Fiend
* Ace Member *
^This! I would definitely roll up there with you if I wasn't on the D.L. right now, it is one of my favorite courses.
ForTheGlory
Birdie Member
Warwick is totally worth it.
Wolfe woods is equally as awesome.
I believe hole 3 is the one on top of the rock outcrop. It's not a rock wall but it will destroy a putt real quick.
There was talk about another course and pro shop being developed on private property across the street. Not sure whatever happened to that.
Wolfe woods is equally as awesome.
I believe hole 3 is the one on top of the rock outcrop. It's not a rock wall but it will destroy a putt real quick.
There was talk about another course and pro shop being developed on private property across the street. Not sure whatever happened to that.
ForTheGlory
Birdie Member
http://www.pdga.com/course_directory/course/the-oasis-warwick
Here's the pdga link. Odd that it's not reviewed here. Wish I could get over there again sometime soon and check it out
Here's the pdga link. Odd that it's not reviewed here. Wish I could get over there again sometime soon and check it out
kenjiac
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The Oasis is in but inmature and still developing. I'm not exactly how many holes are playable as it's been redesigned a few times from the original idea. Reach out on the local forums here for more answers. http://www.nynjdiscgolf.com/forums Forums are down for scheduled maintenance when i posted this but should be up shortly.
Disc Fiend
* Ace Member *
I played the Oasis last summer, it is a pretty cool course. With three courses literally next to each other, Warwick is a top-notch disc golf destination.
Disc Fiend
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The Champ's favorite course is Warwick:
adevuyst
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I play this course every other day since I'm closeby and I always mix and match. The best layout for me so far is.
1 bb (short otherwise)
2 bb (need a well placed anny drive)
3 sb
4 bs (more challenging IMO)
5 sb
6 sb
7 bb
8 sb
9 bb
10 bb
11 bb
12 bs
13-18 bb
It's just a very well maintained medium length course with bathrooms four layouts and another, completely different, course right by hole 15's fairway. There's also another course across the street that's fantastic but people who own it haven't mowed it probably at all this year. It's a real shame.
1 bb (short otherwise)
2 bb (need a well placed anny drive)
3 sb
4 bs (more challenging IMO)
5 sb
6 sb
7 bb
8 sb
9 bb
10 bb
11 bb
12 bs
13-18 bb
It's just a very well maintained medium length course with bathrooms four layouts and another, completely different, course right by hole 15's fairway. There's also another course across the street that's fantastic but people who own it haven't mowed it probably at all this year. It's a real shame.
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Rocaholic74
* Ace Member *
Well I played Warwick yesterday. We played two rounds. Silver to Blue and then Blue to Silver. All I can say is that Warwick is the best course I've ever played. I had so much fun. I will definitely be coming back.
Agreed, I played it for the first time last week and it is easily one of the best courses I have played. There's not a remotely bad hole on the course. Amazing variety and maintenance, added with the incredible gift of having 4 distinctly different layouts to play all the time. I will try to play anytime I'm in the area.
