Course Reviews

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4
 by anhyzer09 on Nov 4, 2015 at 2:39pm

This is one of my favorite courses. Wayward tee shots punish you. I love the hike and the scenery. The design is fair and it just a blast to play.

Rated
5
 by LKennedy on Oct 10, 2011 at 5:05pm

Possibly my favorite course so far. The only con is that you have to play 18 (9 doesn't circle back), but why would you not want to?

Winds through a beautiful pine forest with plenty of space between tees (read: no crowds). Fairways are just open enough. Beautiful view of (and play around) the lake and a small, algae-covered pond (throw-over). Tough, but not frustrating. Magical!

Rated
5
 by architechno on Jul 19, 2010 at 3:46pm

Best course I've played in the triangle. Nice mix of wooded holes (but not so tight you're hitting trees every shot) and water holes. Rolling hills as stated previously, and great views. I'm still working up to playing the pro tees, as some of them seem pretty advanced for my skill level.

Rated
5
 by chiching on Mar 10, 2010 at 7:45pm

Very nice course, very easy to follow, pro tees are challenging(and even some amatuer), 3-4 holes played over/close too water, no park fee, a lot of different types of shots.

Rated
3
 by silverback on Dec 14, 2009 at 12:21pm

Pros: Beautiful view of Sharron Harris lake. Difficult course to test your playing skills. Course layout starts and finishes near the parking area. Water comes into play on a few holes which will help teach shot selection. Very seldom are you interupted by park patrons since the course is in its own area.

Cons: disc can get lost in the leaves. During the hot months, deer flies will eat you up!! There is no retrieval oppertunity on the pond shot, that water is nasty!!

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