Kenai Eagle

Kenai is a fun little course. The yellow tees are just under 4000 ft. But, the course will test your accuracy with a lot of spruce trees to snag your discs. Where there aren't as many spruce trees, guard trees are usually in place to knock down errant throws. Be careful on holes 3-6 where overthrowing or turning over your disc can mean a walk down the hill into muck and tall grass during the summer. The course set up highly favors RHBH throwers. The Blue tees add almost another 500 ft to th ...
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Kenai is a fun little course. The yellow tees are just under 4000 ft. But, the course will test your accuracy with a lot of spruce trees to snag your discs. Where there aren't as many spruce trees, guard trees are usually in place to knock down errant throws. Be careful on holes 3-6 where overthrowing or turning over your disc can mean a walk down the hill into muck and tall grass during the summer. The course set up highly favors RHBH throwers. The Blue tees add almost another 500 ft to the course and has a little more for the left handed throwers, but still favors the RHBH thrower. Longest hole on yellow: 325'. Longest hole on blue: 425'. Neither make for a champion level course, but they are both fun to play.
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