Course reviews
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Eric G
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April 24, 2012
This course is actually pretty nice. Some open holes, as well as tight fairways in the woods. Fairly challenging and it has some nice scenery. Not to hilly either, like some courses I have played in the area. There is a variety of terrain though.
They have rubber mats on tee's, if they are wet you can easily fall on your butt... so be careful. ;)
Also, out of the times I have been there its not overly crowded. I think I have seen 2-3 groups there out of the 2 times I have played it.
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Johnny Fenwick
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October 14, 2011
great course. allows you to make some big throws. visibility is good. holes are well marked. gets a lot of play so pick up games are relatively easy. doubles leagues, twice a week i beleive. one of my go to courses when i need to change it up.
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Shawn Smith
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August 7, 2012
Yes I am a homer but this course is the cleanest one that I go to and the holes are laid out great. Long shots med shots they are all there.
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jonas card
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November 25, 2012
The short pads are really fun. I played it so fast that I took on the long pads. Now I need some Ibuprofen. Excellent use of space and some really great views. Some nice basket placements and technical tee shots. Very fun spot!
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Nick Hinson
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January 26, 2013
I love the woods (pinball alleys) at this course as well as the open fairways where you can make up for losses suffered in the woods. Woods to open fairways ratio is about a 50/50 split. I've been just a hack at disc golf over the past 20 or so years. I usually shoot right around 70 at this course. That said this course offers something cool to both the novice and the pro. I'm not much of a tournament person but just to play this course in each of the four seasons is incredible. However ...
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Aaron Collins
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March 7, 2013
This course is on beautiful rolling hills. Pins are a little too much straight ahead for my liking. That's why I couldn't go higher than B+. Play this course it is an excellent Chuck Custer design
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DETROIT Duchon
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April 11, 2013
I love Flatrocks ! The shorts are challenging enough. The longs ("Hardrocks") are freakin' humbling . Not insanely hard but, bring your "A" game ! The DG community ( LDGA ) here is a laid back really cool group of cats. Random Dubs every Sun. @ 11:am YEAR ROUND . Wed. Dubs @ 5:30 during daylight savings. Bring Yo'self .
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Rob G
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April 16, 2013
I love this course. It has a little bit of everything. Bring your a A game and just plan on playing it a second time. I always do better the 2nd round here! Worth it ot come check out!!
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Justin Leasure
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April 16, 2013
I like this course more and more every time I play on it. The LDGA (Lancaster Disc Golf Alliance) does a good job keeping this course clean and nice to play on. A good mix of open and wooded holes. Two or so of the wooded holes have quite a few trees that make it very difficult to drive without hearing that notorious "chop" sound when smacking one. Guess I just need to get better. Nonetheless, the place is great. Definitely worth checking out if you get the chance.
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george merritt
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August 24, 2013
Mmtman from Norfolk Va. Great course, some challenging holes, some good ones. Was clean, well kept up, only problem was I think it was holes 16&17 that I had a problem finding the tees. Other than that great course.
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Jesse Santiago
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October 14, 2013
Lacked challenge and variety. Repeating holes and a bit confusing at times. Head north and play Hoover.
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Rich Olson
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December 29, 2013
Nice course, Front nine pretty easy, Back nine is a little more challenging. Over all fun course to play.
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Adam Ankrom
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February 13, 2015
Love this course, I started playing disc golf on this course when it was young and have found when i go other places its hard to find a more challenging over all course, it may not but the "longest" but it offers plenty of challenge, and if you disagree try out the long tees.
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J B
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July 2, 2017
Fun course. "Hard Rocks" are definitely a challenge. There is no tee pad at the long tee on 17 and the long tee at 18 is poorly marked.
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Larry Bright Jr.
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July 21, 2016
I hit this course while on vacation with the family when we stayed in Hocking Hills. Great course to take them to. I was surprised with the footing on the carpet tees, but they were phenomenal. We played the short (signs) layout, and I enjoyed the round. It had a good mix of open and technical holes, with some really cool looks. There's a decent amount of elevation change, and some nice defined fairways when you hit the open part of the course. I'd definitely go back if I'm in the area, as it would make a good day to hit there and then Hocking College in Nelsonville.
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Nick D
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February 27, 2017
very nice course just somewhat short, nice elevation and variety of left, right, woods and open
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Daniel Carsey
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June 13, 2017
The pars don't seem to be accurate here, no way to edit for "Pin-B"
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Joey ( Joseph ) Romine
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September 26, 2018
Great course. This is where I first learned and played disc golf. I consider this my "home" course. Great flow and a good mix of open holes and technical wooded holes. Great for beginners and experienced players both.
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Ken Sampson
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February 23, 2019
A great course with the exception of several wide-open holes in the middle of the course.
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Mark Fages
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June 4, 2019
Well kept fairways. Fair amount of birdie shots. More right to left drives than vice versa. 3 definite left to right tee shots. *Score Cards available! Rough isn’t tough to find discs in. Enjoyed my round. Worth the drive!
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Kevin Connell
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December 12, 2020
Overall this is a very nice course. The carpet tee pads are in horrible shape and could be upgraded.
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Jason Gram
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February 28, 2021
Very hilly course, a lot of elevation changes, half woods with tight windows half open field style throws. Carpet tee pads instead of concrete which I'm not a fan of. Seemed well maintained with trash cans on 1/3 of the tees and benched to sit.
