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DeFunk Disco reviews
5
0
lovemesomediscgolf
Experience:
6 years
2 played
1 reviews
good course for beginners, or vacationers 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 28, 2018
Played the course:once
Pros:
Good use of the land they had to work with. Even on the short holes, a good amount of trees were left to add a challenge.
Tee signs at every tee pad, with accurate depictions of where the hole was located.
Cement arrows in the ground, next to the baskets, pointing to the next tee pad.
A little bit of every type of shot can be thrown here.
Concrete pads every hole (except for one of the pro routes[hole 7?])
Tee signs at every tee pad, with accurate depictions of where the hole was located.
Cement arrows in the ground, next to the baskets, pointing to the next tee pad.
A little bit of every type of shot can be thrown here.
Concrete pads every hole (except for one of the pro routes[hole 7?])
Cons:
The back nine was a little small, but like I stated, still a good layout for what they worked with.
I had to ask around to find where hole one was located. I finally looked in the reviews on dgcoursereview.
I had to ask around to find where hole one was located. I finally looked in the reviews on dgcoursereview.
Other Thoughts:
Park towards the entrance to the park, as hole one is near the volleyball courts.
To the designer, or whoever keeps the course up, I'd recommend putting a sign next to the pro pads. The one going into the woods on the back nine was difficult to figure out where the hole was.
To the designer, or whoever keeps the course up, I'd recommend putting a sign next to the pro pads. The one going into the woods on the back nine was difficult to figure out where the hole was.
6
0
jotruelove
Experience:
7.2 years
11 played
2 reviews
A Fun Course to Enjoy, But Don't Mistake Fun For Easy! 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 11, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
- New course
- A chance for big arms to show off, and finesse players to do their thing
- Not a lot of foot/park traffic to deal with on the course
- Excellent t-pads (for me, the best t-pads are the ones I do not notice when throwing)
- Unique guides to the next hole to play
- Interesting holes that test most discs in your bag. Bring them all!
- A natural flow from the the green to the tee pads.
- A creative "island" on hole two make the long drive more interesting.
- A pro tee that you launch over a tennis court fence gets in your head!
- No blood sacrifice required to fetch a disc out of the rough.
- A nice pavilion between the front and back nine to take a break at.
- Nice hole maps and distance markers on each t-pad.
- A chance for big arms to show off, and finesse players to do their thing
- Not a lot of foot/park traffic to deal with on the course
- Excellent t-pads (for me, the best t-pads are the ones I do not notice when throwing)
- Unique guides to the next hole to play
- Interesting holes that test most discs in your bag. Bring them all!
- A natural flow from the the green to the tee pads.
- A creative "island" on hole two make the long drive more interesting.
- A pro tee that you launch over a tennis court fence gets in your head!
- No blood sacrifice required to fetch a disc out of the rough.
- A nice pavilion between the front and back nine to take a break at.
- Nice hole maps and distance markers on each t-pad.
Cons:
- No real cons to note. Just nit picks here.
- We were unable to find the pro tee on hole 2.
- I am sure not a trend, but a fellow player park his car ON the pro tee line (hole one).
- Basket numbers would be nice.
- Pro pads measurements not marked on all holes
- We were unable to find the pro tee on hole 2.
- I am sure not a trend, but a fellow player park his car ON the pro tee line (hole one).
- Basket numbers would be nice.
- Pro pads measurements not marked on all holes
Other Thoughts:
When leaving this course with my round partner, I said "I had fun." He agreed. I have never proclaimed that regarding a course before. I have left a course feeling "beat on", exhausted, elated, bleeding, strong, etc. But in my throwing experience I have never left a course feeling like I had fun.
This course does not allow you to lean on your strengths. If you are a bomber alone, you will not do well in the technicals. If you are good at steering, flexing, skipping but do not have a reasonable distance throw, the front 9 will get you.
All that being said, don't be afraid of this course. It is not overwhelming, as every shot is fair. Easy, no, but fair.
We played the back 9 first to loosen up for the front 9.
I like this course. I really like this course. If you like moving the disc around, and enjoy seeing far you can throw, or just having fun in our sport, this course is for you.
This course does not allow you to lean on your strengths. If you are a bomber alone, you will not do well in the technicals. If you are good at steering, flexing, skipping but do not have a reasonable distance throw, the front 9 will get you.
All that being said, don't be afraid of this course. It is not overwhelming, as every shot is fair. Easy, no, but fair.
We played the back 9 first to loosen up for the front 9.
I like this course. I really like this course. If you like moving the disc around, and enjoy seeing far you can throw, or just having fun in our sport, this course is for you.
