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Pronghorn Park & DGC reviews
6
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Reviewed:
Played on:May 27, 2024
Played the course:once
Pros:
- great concrete tee pads
- good quality baskets
- good tee signs with all the info you need
- navigation is fairly simple
- great use of elevation, tons of up and down shots
- good quality baskets
- good tee signs with all the info you need
- navigation is fairly simple
- great use of elevation, tons of up and down shots
Cons:
- tons of scrub oak rough that make loosing a disc very possible
- the last few holes are very short and feel somewhat squeezed in
- very exposed course, basically no shade
- long walk back from hole 18
- the last few holes are very short and feel somewhat squeezed in
- very exposed course, basically no shade
- long walk back from hole 18
Other Thoughts:
Very interesting course, so much elevation change that most holes are fairly short.
9
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Jarrett Tolzien
Experience:
5 played
1 reviews
Fun course just a few heads up.
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 12, 2024
Played the course:once
Pros:
Well laid out, challenging, short holes, trails well marked, easy to navigate.
Cons:
Large thickets, some steep slopes, no shade, no shelter, no seating.
Other Thoughts:
Distances tend to be 225' or less. Be careful not to throw discs outside of the fence. If you do, you're not allowed to retrieve it and doing so is considered trespassing. A decent to good place to play. Just remember to bring sunscreen because you will be in the sun the entire time and there is nowhere to rest once you start.
