Spassland

This is meant to be a beginner/neighborhood course. Not a lot of trees or thin fairways. It’s a great course to bring out your family. What a great course for little kids and their parents. If you a ... show more ›

This is meant to be a beginner/neighborhood course. Not a lot of trees or thin fairways. It’s a great course to bring out your family. What a great course for little kids and their parents. If you are a serious player, this course is probably not for you. There is a league there that is run during the summer. It’s mainly for the beginners, but there are some pros that show up to test their approach game skills.

OK course for beginners, but very poor if you are more experienced and throw right-hand forehand or left-hand backhand off the tees with a healthy windup or run up. The bozos who set up this course de ... show more ›

OK course for beginners, but very poor if you are more experienced and throw right-hand forehand or left-hand backhand off the tees with a healthy windup or run up. The bozos who set up this course decided the best place to place the hole markers would be on 4" by 4" posts located right off the front, right edge of the tee pads (see the photos). No matter how much you try to position yourself away from the posts and convince yourself you will never hit the post with your hand or arm; when you see the post out of the corner of your eye as you tee off you can subconsciously start to alter your throwing motion. To me, it is not worth it to play here and maybe have to correct a new-found glitch in your throwing motion or follow through.
You could declare yourself "Special" and tee off somewhere else than the tee pads but if you're competing against a couple of other players it makes any victory seem a little shallow. I'd just as soon go to a different course.