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5=dogwood 16
6=dogwood 17
8=dogwood 2
9=dogwood 3
It looks like they've caught a lot of the interesting parts of Cedar and Hickory. They have left some really awesome dogwood holes out of the mix to catch some fairly meh holes. I don't think that these really allow for good spectating either. At least dogwood 3 is a classic backbreaker.
Geez, what a bummer. As someone who plays these courses frequently (and has played this particular format a couple of times) I've got to say this is a real miss.
The Dogwood course is a blast to play (and watch the pros play) while Hickory and Cedar are pretty dull, though I suppose will have better sightlines for attendees. What a disappointment to see one of the ever-dwindling wooded courses forget its charms.
I don't think it's just holes from the other courses; my understanding is that's a safari course combining parts of all three courses.
Disclaimer: I've never seen the other two courses.
From what I can tell by looking at the caddy book maps, I think there are 12 holes that are regular holes from one of the courses (2 from Cedar, 4 from Dogwood, and 6 from Hickory). Then there are 4 holes that are safari holes from within the same course (3 from Cedar and 1 from Hickory). Hole 18 appears to play from a temp tee on the Hickory area of the property to a regular basket on Cedar. And I don't know what hole 9 is. It might be a hole from Dogwood that I just don't recognize from the map. But it could be something new.
Dogwood was so much better... Disc golf viewing is going downhill.
I don't think one course getting less interesting for one year makes for all of DG viewing going downhill. There's going to be some steps backward in order to figure out what makes the most sense for the DGPT and viewers.
Idc what other people think, dogwood was a blast to watch. Totally my kind of course.