Sertoma Field

I am Mark Reed writing for my son Karl who is 9 years old now, but did play on this course at 2 and a half. This was a fantastic course from what I remember. I really hope to make it back out here to see how much we have improved since 2009. I do not remember which holes were which, but I do recall a few. One of my favorites were on with a down hill shot. I nailed the chains and thought I had my first ace. I walked down to the bottom of the hill only to see my disc laying in the dirt up on the little hill. I have yet to nail my first ace.

Love this course. Got both my first pro cashes here in a sc doubles championship and chainsaw classic. Even called a ace 5 holes early at the chainsaw classic.

This is a beautiful course that gives a variety of shots for any level player. Uphill, downhill, around trees, open shots, and a little bit of water holes. I really look forward to making a return trip to this course sometime as soon as the finances allow it.

Wonderful course, not a very hard course by any means.. The grounds are kept up with very well, and it always seems taken care of.

Great course lots of woods and elevation changes. Very well kept. Has a no dogs rule.

This was the second time I have played Sertoma field since the leaves have been out. The course plays a little different than in the winter. The first, second and fifth holes have a lower ceilings than in the winter. Also, with a good portion of the course in the woods, it plays much tighter, requiring better throws to stay in the fairways.

This is a great course for elevation changes, right turns, putter drives, and pipe shots training. Just what I needed! On paper, it is too short to give an A but it actually plays a lot farther because of the drastic elevation changes. There is a water hazard, but the rough is generally very forgiving. It has several short holes, but the mixture of rights, lefts, wooded, open, ups, and downs makes it a fun, challenging rhythm.