Course reviews
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Luke McFarland
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October 15, 2010
Fun course with a variety of SHORT holes. I can't imagine it being a great tournament course, but I like it for casual play on a non crowded day. A few holes get too close to one another in the woods.
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Hank Beasley
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October 18, 2010
The Herm is a great DG course, especially if you are just starting to play or want to introduce the game to a friend. The holes are short compared to other courses, but challenging due to the amount of obstacles in the woods.
Whats not seen in the pictures is a swampy pond that you play around on hole 5 and 7. I routinely see lost discs floating in the middle and have been tempted to go after them except I am not sure what is down there.
Course play is ideal early in the mornings bef ...
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Cade B
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March 31, 2012
A decent pitch and putt course but nothing to go out of your way to play. Extremely short and easy course. An ok piece of land, just poorly designed.
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Joe B
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April 10, 2012
Very short course. Only three holes that need a driver, everything else is midrange or putter. This is a good beginers course for those just learning the game.
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Jamey Tinch
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April 4, 2014
The "Herm", as we locals call it is a great beginners course yet still challenge enough to keep the more advanced player entertained.
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Richard Lopez
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December 13, 2014
Fun, short course great for weekday doubles. Course has changed a little over the years. Some holes got slightly longer or narrower, some moved a little, but overall it compliments Sandy Creek in Athens, which is a very long course. Good for a quick round. Mostly wooded.
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Paul Grice
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May 13, 2018
1st time I played this course! Some open holes, some wooded, uphill, downhill, water in play on a couple of holes...dirt tees, discatcher baskets
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RB GA
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October 26, 2020
Played 25 Oct 2020. For armature where throwing 300' is a stretch, the "Herm" is a perfect. Agree with most of the comments. One thing that's nice for side-arm throwers is that many of the holes play right to left. The woods holes are a bit confusing and it's easy to wind up throwing to the wrong basket.
