Rolling Greens Golf Club

As with most disc golf courses on a ball golf course, greens are OB and all sand traps are played as hazards. This allows Darrell Bankes, the course designer, to make some interesting challenges. Darrell designed the 18 holes to follow one of the nine ball golf holes. He made a nice mix of challenges requiring a variety of shot shapes going into the well pretected greens. Hole 15 is my favorite hole, a short par 4, requiring an accurate tee shot to land in the right half of the fairway. Als ...
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As with most disc golf courses on a ball golf course, greens are OB and all sand traps are played as hazards. This allows Darrell Bankes, the course designer, to make some interesting challenges. Darrell designed the 18 holes to follow one of the nine ball golf holes. He made a nice mix of challenges requiring a variety of shot shapes going into the well pretected greens. Hole 15 is my favorite hole, a short par 4, requiring an accurate tee shot to land in the right half of the fairway. Also, gives you the option to rip one if you dare since OB lines the right side and a grove of large trees on the left. Overall, I loved this course. It was challenging but you are rewarded with quality drives. The special Astroturf tee pads are very good with a few of them needing a bit more room behind them.
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