This course follows the 18 hole, par 3 Verdugo Hills Golf Course. I played it today for the first time with my kids. We are noobs and only have the course at the University of Idaho to compare it to ...
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This course follows the 18 hole, par 3 Verdugo Hills Golf Course. I played it today for the first time with my kids. We are noobs and only have the course at the University of Idaho to compare it to (and the U of I course is pretty poor).
The course was pretty fun and in good shape. There are a couple of top of the world looking down holes that were probably the most fun. On the back 9 there are 4 holes that are basically right next to each other and very close to the same distance - the holes are very similar to each other. The kids and I actually liked that because we were pretty tired of walking at this point and had a very good idea of how long each hole would take us (which wasn't very long).
This course has plenty of trees on it. We got a disk stuck in one of the trees and as I was trying to get it out by throwing a water bottle at it another disc golfer brought over a long PVC pipe and let me know that there were pipes in several locations around the course just for the situation I was in! Pretty handy. There are also water stops at some of the tees.
Since this is also a golf course, it was pretty busy with actual golfers and we did have to wait to start each hole but the wait period wasn't long and we were fine with the break. Today was a Saturday and the weather was nice (not to hot). We go to the course about 10 so, I would think, it would have been a pretty busy time for them.
$5 to play a round, $7 to play all day. The pro shop has new and used disks. There is also a restaurant that servers beer.
Bill A
Jul 2014