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The Pentecostals reviews
10
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The Pentacostals
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 7, 2024
Played the course:once
Pros:
-- Hole 9 is moderately interesting with a creek about 20 feet left of the fairway the entire way. There is plenty of room to play wide right to take the creek out of play. Unfortunately, a large pile of unused bricks was dumped about 30 feet short of the basket.
-- Baskets are numbered.
-- Baskets are numbered.
Cons:
-- No tee signs.
-- Concrete tee pads, but they are small at 4x8 and 1-2 inches taller than the surrounding ground; any sort of run-up is difficult at best.
-- Baskets are Axiom Pros and not in good shape. A couple are leaning, one very badly. Also, they are all about 6-8 inches too high.
-- No trees in any fairway. On Nos. 1 and 8, you could finds trees with a sawed-off RHBH shot, but it's not likely. No. 4 has an OB fence lining the right edge about 30 feet away.
-- Three times the preceding basket is in a reasonable flight path for the following hole.
-- No map.
-- No restroom.
-- No water.
-- No seating at tees. Not a big deal for a 9-hole course.
-- Concrete tee pads, but they are small at 4x8 and 1-2 inches taller than the surrounding ground; any sort of run-up is difficult at best.
-- Baskets are Axiom Pros and not in good shape. A couple are leaning, one very badly. Also, they are all about 6-8 inches too high.
-- No trees in any fairway. On Nos. 1 and 8, you could finds trees with a sawed-off RHBH shot, but it's not likely. No. 4 has an OB fence lining the right edge about 30 feet away.
-- Three times the preceding basket is in a reasonable flight path for the following hole.
-- No map.
-- No restroom.
-- No water.
-- No seating at tees. Not a big deal for a 9-hole course.
Other Thoughts:
-- The course is in an open field behind the church and across the small creek.
-- The front of the church sits on the frontage road for Interstate 20, so it's an easy off and back on (a big bonus for course baggers).
-- The front of the church sits on the frontage road for Interstate 20, so it's an easy off and back on (a big bonus for course baggers).
9
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Could be a lot better
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 16, 2023
Played the course:once
Pros:
9 baskets. Concrete tee pads. Probably never crowded. Very close to I-20 for bagging purposes. Navigation fairly easy. Grass was cut
Cons:
Tee pads are way too short and not flush with ground. No signs at all. Course holds water. #9 basket is sitting in an area difficult to play and even get to because of high grass and creek/ditch water issues. Virtually unplayable. Not much variety at all
Other Thoughts:
This is a church course mostly set around an open field. No par listed but they would have to be all par 3
One hole looks to be about 220 and the rest look to be between 260 and 320(educated guess). They crisscross back and forth across the field except for 9 which you wouldn't want to Play right now. Baskets are ok but are set into the ground a little higher than usual. I feel like with a redesign and some signage this could be decent. There are small wooded areas around the field that are not used. Tuck a basket up against the trees or do a small cutout and you might have a real course lol.
One hole looks to be about 220 and the rest look to be between 260 and 320(educated guess). They crisscross back and forth across the field except for 9 which you wouldn't want to Play right now. Baskets are ok but are set into the ground a little higher than usual. I feel like with a redesign and some signage this could be decent. There are small wooded areas around the field that are not used. Tuck a basket up against the trees or do a small cutout and you might have a real course lol.
