Course reviews
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David Milks
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January 16, 2024
Gemmill Park is located in the town of Almonte, ON. The course is free to play. There's a mix of grass, brick, and turf tee pads. They have good baskets! You can use a disc golf cart, but IMO you're better off carrying your bag. There's a good mix of open and wooded holes. It can get a little wet on a few of the low-lying creek holes. It's one of the shorter 18-hole courses in the area, but what it lacks in distance it makes up for with technical shots. It's a great place to spend the day (e.g. ...
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Ryan Briggs
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January 16, 2024
Great use of the available land in a free to play public park. Good mix of wooded and open holes, some elevation as well.
A gem(mill) of a course for a small town.
A gem(mill) of a course for a small town.
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Ken Lange
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January 16, 2024
Shorter scenic course through the natural area of the park, with a mix of open and wooded holes, and a good amount of topography. Several very challenging holes, especially in the woods where the fairways are sometimes quite narrow, and considerable shot shaping is required. Tee pads are almost all installed, and signage is good. Can be a little wet/muddy in the lower areas down by the creek, depending on season and recent precipitation. Overall, a great experience!
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Jacob Joron
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January 16, 2024
As far as free to play courses go this is the best option in Eastern Ontario. Not a lot of bomber holes but a lot of technical shots, some water carries and elevation. Three tee layouts with tee pads on most of the Blue tees (more being installed this summer)