Dry Creek Parkway

Dry Creek is not dry... lets get that out of the way right now. Bring the right gear for dealing with creeks, ponds, and mud. That said... Dry Creek is one fun course. You have a good variety of tee shots, approaches, and some thread the needle shots. Multiple basket locations on every hole make for an ever changing course if they keep with the theme of moving them around a lot. Some nicely mowed grassy areas invite the roller. A meandering Dry Creek comes into play a lot and those SOB's in char ...
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Dry Creek is not dry... lets get that out of the way right now. Bring the right gear for dealing with creeks, ponds, and mud. That said... Dry Creek is one fun course. You have a good variety of tee shots, approaches, and some thread the needle shots. Multiple basket locations on every hole make for an ever changing course if they keep with the theme of moving them around a lot. Some nicely mowed grassy areas invite the roller. A meandering Dry Creek comes into play a lot and those SOB's in charge of basket placement put them close to the waters edge. Pretty easy to follow the layout of this course, I found my way around without to much effort.

The course does go across a road twice.. no big deal. And we don't see a lot of elevation change, but they definitely use what they got to max effect. You will have fun at this course.
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Played after some significant rain mid may and the grass wasn't tall. Lots of debris deposited on the bridges and the course was waterlogged. I'm glad I brought waterproof socks. Solid 18 hole course that has risk/reward shots and multiple pin placements and seemed to have two tees for a lot of holes. I played the tees with signs. Some decent distance tosses. The map on the welcome sign seemed to be pretty straightforward. I liked the concrete tee on hole one, with the hole number and ...
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Played after some significant rain mid may and the grass wasn't tall. Lots of debris deposited on the bridges and the course was waterlogged. I'm glad I brought waterproof socks.

Solid 18 hole course that has risk/reward shots and multiple pin placements and seemed to have two tees for a lot of holes. I played the tees with signs. Some decent distance tosses. The map on the welcome sign seemed to be pretty straightforward. I liked the concrete tee on hole one, with the hole number and par carved in. Then hole two does not follow the pattern of the map on the welcome sign. The concrete is wrong. so go by the signs on the posts. It's mostly straightforward. first go down the creek, crossing it a few times, most of the shots on the northish side of it, then play back up the creek on the southish side, past basket one and loop back to the map sign. So I guess those need updated, but who really cares about that?

It was a fun course to throw. Not much for elevation, but good pin placements. My favorite two holes were 17 and 18. 17 was in deep position and 18 was tricky to get to. I will be playing this again this summer. I hope the grass gets mowed, or I'm sure one could spend significant time searching for discs.
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