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Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park reviews
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Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
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Experience:
36.3 years
1760 played
614 reviews
Spiders from Mars
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 3, 2024
Played the course:once
Pros:
Tee signs for almost every hole were readable
Cement tee pads
fairways were all clear
The mix of long and short tee pads
Cement tee pads
fairways were all clear
The mix of long and short tee pads
Cons:
Orb Spiders everywhere.
The rough can be very thick
The rough can be very thick
Other Thoughts:
Ok, I play a lot of courses that don't get much play. I am use to dealing with spider webs.
HOWEVER, this course takes the cake. After 2 holes I picked up a stick and just started waving it in front of me to knock down the webs. I have NEVER see an Orb spider, now I don't care to see one again.
As far as the course. There are 2 sets of tees, both with tee signs and both with cement tee boxes. There are two pin positions on every hole, however I think all of them were in the "B" position when I played.
Oh, this was our first stop on vacation and our first Alligator in the wild in the lake near the course. We saw a few more on the trip, it is Florida.
As far as the course, the fairways are not exactly wide and can be unforgiving. The course is not very long, so a midrange or maybe a controllable fairway driver is all you need. Just stay on the fairway. It's a jungle if your off it.
As far as the Red vs Blue tee pads. Most are just blue being longer, but a couple of the holes do play totally different. The map lists the course as 1 to 18, but the tee signs all say 1 to 9. I played 2 round using all the tee pads.
I got there just after 8am and the staff working the front gate were super nice. They offered to find me a map, but couldn't find one. Told them I had udisc anyways. I had to drive around to find the course as Google wanted me to drive down a one way. But at least we got to see the alligator because of it.
Would I play here again? Yes I would. It's a fun little course if you stay on the fairways. Other than the spiders from Mars, the course was a blast to play. And yes, we found 2 of the different types of Orb Spiders.
HOWEVER, this course takes the cake. After 2 holes I picked up a stick and just started waving it in front of me to knock down the webs. I have NEVER see an Orb spider, now I don't care to see one again.
As far as the course. There are 2 sets of tees, both with tee signs and both with cement tee boxes. There are two pin positions on every hole, however I think all of them were in the "B" position when I played.
Oh, this was our first stop on vacation and our first Alligator in the wild in the lake near the course. We saw a few more on the trip, it is Florida.
As far as the course, the fairways are not exactly wide and can be unforgiving. The course is not very long, so a midrange or maybe a controllable fairway driver is all you need. Just stay on the fairway. It's a jungle if your off it.
As far as the Red vs Blue tee pads. Most are just blue being longer, but a couple of the holes do play totally different. The map lists the course as 1 to 18, but the tee signs all say 1 to 9. I played 2 round using all the tee pads.
I got there just after 8am and the staff working the front gate were super nice. They offered to find me a map, but couldn't find one. Told them I had udisc anyways. I had to drive around to find the course as Google wanted me to drive down a one way. But at least we got to see the alligator because of it.
Would I play here again? Yes I would. It's a fun little course if you stay on the fairways. Other than the spiders from Mars, the course was a blast to play. And yes, we found 2 of the different types of Orb Spiders.
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Experience:
17.1 years
37 played
1 reviews
Fun course in the woods 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 8, 2011
Played the course:once
Pros:
Mostly short course. Its a good thing considering how wooded it is. The two different tee positions change some of the holes drastically. Plenty of shade. Definitly a few holes you could ace.
Cons:
The spiders. They are everywhere. No real way of knowing what position the goal is in. I had to walk down to check it out. No water holes.
Other Thoughts:
The course is in a park with beach access, lakes, play grounds, picnics and camping.
