Course reviews
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Patrick Treude
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December 21, 2019
I see why this course is #1 in North Carolina. The entire course sits inside a beautiful forest of mature trees. Most of the under growth has been cleared making for a fun experience. The course is easy to navigate and each hole has signage. 4 holes are designed on the edge of Harris Lake with two of them needing to hit a gap first. So, accuracy is greatly needed. The holes were designed fairly giving you adequate gaps on most holes with the exception of hole 8, a short diabolical hole with ...
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Chadpole Chriscoe
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July 25, 2018
Best course around the RTP area! Lots of water after hole 7
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Jimmy Stallings
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September 24, 2012
nice long fun course to play, just watch out for the water if you don't feel like loosing a disc.
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John May
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November 3, 2011
I learned to play on this course and very few others measure up. Lots of woods and water to keep you sharp. Wish I still lived close.
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Justin Dubya
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August 11, 2014
fun course. great shape. deliberate lines evident. lots of water danger so bring discs you don't mind losing.
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Thomas Roc
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November 11, 2014
Very technical course amongst the best I've played in NC. Above my skill-set for years to come! I don't expect to find better locally.
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Robert Herzog
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April 3, 2019
The best course I've played in NC, and that includes Castle Hayne and Hornet's Nest. Well maintained, great signage. Has holes that you get a thrill throwing, "I know this may not work but I've just got to try it" rather than, "I don't have a clue what to throw, just poke and pray".
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Curtis Stimac
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September 18, 2018
the pictures posted don't do this course justice. I played 1st week of September. This course is really beautiful and fun to play. Really cool tunnel shot, ponds, lake, has it all.
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Wade Benton
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February 4, 2019
One of my favorite courses to play. Perfect NC golf with a great ranger of shots and hazards.
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Daniel Kennedy
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September 17, 2018
A fantastic course. The layout is great and the walk from the last pin to the tee is one of the best aspects of the course.
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Charles Yerkes
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January 16, 2020
Fantastic course. Great mix with mostly wooded holes but still having some places you can actually throw hard driver shots. Lots of tight lines with relatively unforgiving rough, but basically all fair results off the tee. Water in play on 4 holes, with bail out routes for ams on all but one. Great course makes you make choices and commit.
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James 'Maverick' Elhart
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January 8, 2019
Awesome! Beautiful lakeside course. My new favorite. I lost two discs (found 1), and simply had a blast playing! A couple holes missing signs is the only thing that needs to improve.
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Nick Huener
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February 19, 2020
This is wooded course that requires a variety of well placed shots in order to shoot well. There are a few holes that require adjustment for elevation change and several water holes that require players to calculate risk when making their shot selection. The holes surrounding the lake are often compromised from heavy rain and unable to be played, which is unfortunate. There are only a handful of par 4s and 0 par 5s, resulting in fairly clustered scores. This course is beautiful, but slightly overrated, as the signature water holes are often unplayable after rain.
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Ron Pannesi
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October 15, 2011
Nice course with well manicured fairways. Lots of water to contend with in creative ways as well as deliberate lines you have to hit. Its interesting to have a nuclear reactor in your view throughout the course - this is a major strike against the course. High tension power lines are invasive enough and would easily cause a review to not get an A so when there is a HUGE nuclear reactor in view frequently I can not give this course an A. As far as playing it, it was an enjoyable course but the novelty of the power plant only goes so far and then its just intrusive.