Toledo Red Dog DGC

Strap on the hiking boots and stretch out those glutes... This course does a great job using the small area it is provided by utilizing all of the elevation changes. Definitely a course that offers many Ace chances but is narrow and tricky enough that make you second guess going for it every time. Hole length ranges from 150-260 feet. Good little course that is fun to play, especially if you attach playing Wilder in Newport as part of your trip. Too much trash and beer cans really bring down the ...
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Strap on the hiking boots and stretch out those glutes... This course does a great job using the small area it is provided by utilizing all of the elevation changes. Definitely a course that offers many Ace chances but is narrow and tricky enough that make you second guess going for it every time. Hole length ranges from 150-260 feet. Good little course that is fun to play, especially if you attach playing Wilder in Newport as part of your trip. Too much trash and beer cans really bring down the beauty of this course but hopefully that'll change with time. Also some hills are very steep and steps are badly needed. Flat tee pads are needed on some holes too and direction posts for first timers would be helpful. Using the map on Facebook did help sort of... Overall an enjoyable 9 hole course. Bring a spotter and sharpie, you'll need at least one of the two.
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Despite someone's best effort, they got it in. There is a lot more work to do but even in it's fledgling state it's a fun and challenging course. There isn't a hole you can't birdie but there are many that you won't. Shot selection and placement will give you many birdie ops and most holes can be salvaged even if your first goes errant. Used every bit of space possible and the little extra D goes a long way to making this a fun and usable course instead of your average beginner course. ...
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Despite someone's best effort, they got it in.

There is a lot more work to do but even in it's fledgling state it's a fun and challenging course. There isn't a hole you can't birdie but there are many that you won't. Shot selection and placement will give you many birdie ops and most holes can be salvaged even if your first goes errant. Used every bit of space possible and the little extra D goes a long way to making this a fun and usable course instead of your average beginner course.

Take a putter a mid range and you won't need much more (maybe a solid straight fairway driver...maybe)...lots of elevation change up and down. Spotter use is helpful right now. Stairs needed in many places. Will be one of the best 9 hole courses in the state when beat in and finished.
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