Sontag

Beginners beware! This course has LOTS of potential. There are three tee boxes for each hole (red, white, blue). Red being the shorts and good lengths for new players, while the blues offer huge shots for more advanced players. Fairways need a little work and the tee pads could be improved. I thought the signs were good and fairly accurate. The course does have some nice flow with you returning to the parking lot to tee off for hole 10. LOTS of bugs, bring bug spray. There are many benche ...
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Beginners beware! This course has LOTS of potential. There are three tee boxes for each hole (red, white, blue). Red being the shorts and good lengths for new players, while the blues offer huge shots for more advanced players. Fairways need a little work and the tee pads could be improved. I thought the signs were good and fairly accurate. The course does have some nice flow with you returning to the parking lot to tee off for hole 10. LOTS of bugs, bring bug spray. There are many benches along the way and bathrooms near the parking lot. With some work and maintenance, this course could become a solid A. Be sure to reserve some time for your round on this course.
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First off, I don't mind the name of this course. That's usually the first thing I look at. Is it named after some old white guy, a nabisco treat or a cute pun. Don't know the origins and actually don't care as I put up a 89 spot my first time out. I say I love a challenge so this fit my needs quite well. How come when I say I want a million dollars or an Arby's Rueben combo it doesn't happen, but a challenge, of course. Sontag is another one of those courses that teases me with two openi ...
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First off, I don't mind the name of this course. That's usually the first thing I look at. Is it named after some old white guy, a nabisco treat or a cute pun. Don't know the origins and actually don't care as I put up a 89 spot my first time out. I say I love a challenge so this fit my needs quite well. How come when I say I want a million dollars or an Arby's Rueben combo it doesn't happen, but a challenge, of course.

Sontag is another one of those courses that teases me with two opening holes that got me thinking "I'm the MAN!", only to crush my boys in the hood to dust. A good mix of open and wooded holes and enough distance+accuracy to make you rip a disc in half. Always wanted to do that, like the phone book trick.

Hole 4 and 14 will put you into temple of doom with your heart being ripped out and held beating in front of you. at least to me. Hole 10 is just a tease. naughty thing. back 9 always kills me so watch your back. ENJOY!
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