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Round notes:Got an early round in with Nick, his first on this course. Had a few crap shots but otherwise it was a solid round and I managed to stay under par.

Round notes:The course may be packed with ace runs but that doesn't take away from the fun factor. And its not as though they put the basket right in front of you on a flat field. There is elevation and plenty of dense foliage to make sure you shape your shot perfectly in order to get the birdie chance. Had bright spots in all aspects of the game, great shaped shots over and through and above trees and some crazy long distance putts.

Round notes:Best way to describe this course would be calling it "Mountain Golf Lite". Plenty of elevation change and rough terrain but short holes and easy pin locations. Had a great time and should have honestly scored better. There were only two holes that had either the lines or the length to scare a four (pared the long 16, bogeyed the tight 9). The employees were friendly and had no problem with me being there, the natural tees were in good shape and the baskets were pretty standard. Had some navigation issues and would have had trouble without a map but it didn't take away from the round.

Round notes:Had it working at this course. Another city park style course with old growth trees and a creek that comes into play on a lot of the holes. Avoided both on my way to a great score and a fun round. Played from the long tees and had a great round of drives. Parked a bunch of tricky holes which felt great.

Round notes:Got up early to play this notoriously busy course before the crowd rolled in. Had a decent round, handful of great shots, handful of tragic shots. For as cramped and generally short as this course is, it has some tough lines and some legit pin positions (huge variety of placements). Course was definitely playing long as I noticed pretty frequently that I had parked my drive at the slot for shorter pin positions. Worth playing again but only when its deserted.

Round notes:ROUND PLAYED AT PRIVATE SAKUNA PINES COURSE.<br />
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What an absolute monster this course is. Combine crazy length, elevation changes, and a forest that has had no trees removed and you get Sakuna Pines. Not to mention that I had already played 3 rounds. All of this combined to absolutely crush me. Thankfully I was able to play with an awesome local, Jeff, who had the best thumber I'd ever seen. I'm torn on whether I love or hate this course. I payed 15 buck to be a member of the local club and play it, and I want to get back and play it when I'm in better shape. But a beatdown like it gave me doesn't wear off quickly.

Round notes:Had to rush this round as I was not only illegally on the course but also illegally parked in HP's lot. Therefore I have to be pleased with ending up at even par. Started off crap but managed to rebound and put together a decent round. Not a very long course but it did have some interesting tee shots with risk/reward involved. Course was busy and I didn't know if everyone was looking at me like I was a trespasser. At least I didn't get towed.

Round notes:Interesting course on a deserted college campus. Had a few fun holes but a lot of thick brush and tall grass/reeds that ate discs and cut skin. Came out physically roughed up but with a decent score. Would be more fun with a bit of maintenance but have to give them credit for good baskets and tees (both am and pro on almost every hole).

Round notes:Should have shot better but still enjoyed the round. Nice city park course with lots of trees, tough lines and length. Played with 2 locals which was nice because some of the holes had views of multiple baskets. Really want to get back here soon and go for a better score.

Round notes:ROUND PLAYED AT TEMPORARY COURSE IN BAILEY SET UP FOR COLORADO STATES 2010.<br />
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One of the best and most fun and inspiring rounds I've played! Such a spectacular and diverse course. My enthusiasm was reflected in my play as I dissected a difficult course on the first try. Its sad to think it'll be taken down in a week but hopefully some day it will be permanent. Met Rudy, one of the TDs after the round.