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Jimmie Davis S.P. DGC reviews
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Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience:
36.3 years
1760 played
618 reviews
over 11K feet?
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 4, 2024
Played the course:once
Pros:
3 tee pads, White and Blue are Cement, Red are dirt.
Baskets are still new and in good shape
Course has well defined fairways and is pretty easy to follow
Baskets are still new and in good shape
Course has well defined fairways and is pretty easy to follow
Cons:
Man, the Blues tee's are long.........
The rough is thick
Does not looks like it is on a regular mowing schedule
The rough is thick
Does not looks like it is on a regular mowing schedule
Other Thoughts:
What a Beast of a course. I am not a fan of long open holes. This course is full of long holes where it is important to make sure you land where you want.
I mean, stay on the fairway, on the open holes the rough is tall grass where it is very easy to loose a disc. In the woods, the holes are narrow and the brush is thick. Might as well consider it OB.
Seriously, this might be the longest course I have ever played. it's just as long as Eagles Crossing Championship course.
While not as hilly, there is some elevation change on a few of the holes.
As the discription written up for this course, this course was designed to be a 72 par disc golf course. Why not, he had the space.
The first several holes follow along a trail for motorized track wheel trails. Hole 3, A big arm might go for the green over the lake. But me, I tried to throw down to the Red Tee and then back over the lake to the basket. Thankfully I nailed it for the 3. I really felt good about it specially considering this hole really needs to be cleaned up right now.
Then you have holes 4 to 8 are all mostly open shots with different lines you can take to get to the basket.
Hole 9 was a tough hole from the Blue tee. Up and over the top of a hill with a dogleg right, then down across a large open space to the basket tucked up under and behind a tree canopy. This is the 2nd longest hole on the course.
Then you get some shorter holes, but narrow fairways in the wood for the next 8 holes.
The stand out hole here was hole 13. I honestly have no idea what you want to throw here. It's a 800ft par 5 that I took a 6 on and was happy with it. It follows the shore line. I elected to not attempt any water shots in that I didn't see any I could throw.
And as seems to be typical for a Mike Brown course, hole 18 is the longest hole on the course. I had no idea where the basket was. I actually threw over the roads twice by accident not knowing where to throw. This is a more open hole, Nothing like carding an 8 on the last hole.
I finished my round with a 78, I know I could do better if I wasn't playing the course blind. But I did enjoy the round even though it was LONG.
Would I play here again? To be honest, this is not my favorite kind of course. I would actually like to play it again from the Whites and maybe even the Reds. Although I feel like I should always play the longest holes for some reason.
So while I may not play this course again, YOU SHOULD. it's well worth a trip as most of Mike Brown courses are.
I mean, stay on the fairway, on the open holes the rough is tall grass where it is very easy to loose a disc. In the woods, the holes are narrow and the brush is thick. Might as well consider it OB.
Seriously, this might be the longest course I have ever played. it's just as long as Eagles Crossing Championship course.
While not as hilly, there is some elevation change on a few of the holes.
As the discription written up for this course, this course was designed to be a 72 par disc golf course. Why not, he had the space.
The first several holes follow along a trail for motorized track wheel trails. Hole 3, A big arm might go for the green over the lake. But me, I tried to throw down to the Red Tee and then back over the lake to the basket. Thankfully I nailed it for the 3. I really felt good about it specially considering this hole really needs to be cleaned up right now.
Then you have holes 4 to 8 are all mostly open shots with different lines you can take to get to the basket.
Hole 9 was a tough hole from the Blue tee. Up and over the top of a hill with a dogleg right, then down across a large open space to the basket tucked up under and behind a tree canopy. This is the 2nd longest hole on the course.
Then you get some shorter holes, but narrow fairways in the wood for the next 8 holes.
The stand out hole here was hole 13. I honestly have no idea what you want to throw here. It's a 800ft par 5 that I took a 6 on and was happy with it. It follows the shore line. I elected to not attempt any water shots in that I didn't see any I could throw.
And as seems to be typical for a Mike Brown course, hole 18 is the longest hole on the course. I had no idea where the basket was. I actually threw over the roads twice by accident not knowing where to throw. This is a more open hole, Nothing like carding an 8 on the last hole.
I finished my round with a 78, I know I could do better if I wasn't playing the course blind. But I did enjoy the round even though it was LONG.
Would I play here again? To be honest, this is not my favorite kind of course. I would actually like to play it again from the Whites and maybe even the Reds. Although I feel like I should always play the longest holes for some reason.
So while I may not play this course again, YOU SHOULD. it's well worth a trip as most of Mike Brown courses are.
