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Nate E July 26, 2016 at 5:25am
Course layout is impossible without a guide. The layout still sucks even with someone who knows. Definitely a calorie burning course with lots of walking and elevation changes. Some holes were cool but not cool enough to go back, unless you want to get let down and probably lose a disc or spend forever looking for it.
John Synco August 25, 2011 at 8:02am
I just found out the answer.
John Synco August 25, 2011 at 6:20am
If anyone reads this and has played Terrace Creek can you tell me where the tee pad for 15 is?
I never got that vibe the times that I played there. I quite enjoyed it. The first time I played it was for the Terror at Terrace Creek tournament in 2012, my second ever tournament.
If it is your first time there it can get a little frustrating. Some of the Tee pads are a little hard to find without signs to point you in the right direction. One hole that is hard to find is hold 12. But now that I have played the course a few times and know where all the tee's are I really like playing the course. The first 9 is easier than the back 9.
Yeah.. played it kind of today. Pretty muddy.. no tee signs. 18 was a nightmare. Lost a disc, but one I was willing to lose I guess. Kind of wandered around and found some random tee pads. Playing with friends would have helpful, with a guide as well. All in all a good day of exploring.. but I doubt I will ever be back.