The WEDGE

This is a great course! The fact that it is short and nine holes is a bonus in my book, these holes are so good you'll want to play them again. Holes are technical and very well laid out. They're challenging yet playable. The dense woods force you to play conservative golf if you want to make a par. I've been playing for about a year and I scored one over par from the red tee pads my first time playing this course. You could consider this being an 'easy' course, I think it's very approachable an ...
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This is a great course! The fact that it is short and nine holes is a bonus in my book, these holes are so good you'll want to play them again. Holes are technical and very well laid out. They're challenging yet playable. The dense woods force you to play conservative golf if you want to make a par. I've been playing for about a year and I scored one over par from the red tee pads my first time playing this course. You could consider this being an 'easy' course, I think it's very approachable and fun, throwing mostly 5 through 8 speeds. The scenery is beautiful and many holes have decent elevation changes. I wouldn't change anything about this course. It's perfect the way it is. Update: after playing a few more rounds I will say that the long tee pads could use some work. And in general, the tee pads are decent, but short, this is a largely RHFH course, however the short pads affected my runup/tee shots.
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Nice little course. It wont blow yer doors off and while the "holes" are somewhat short and the pads need work (They are working on improving the pads), the course shows a lot of promise and is still fun to play. Good place for beginners to work on line shaping as its kinda tight. Nice warm up putting area with a few marked distances and a decent basket. No tobacco or alcohol as its on school property. More advanced players can likely do this course with a mid/putter. There is room for field wor ...
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Nice little course. It wont blow yer doors off and while the "holes" are somewhat short and the pads need work (They are working on improving the pads), the course shows a lot of promise and is still fun to play. Good place for beginners to work on line shaping as its kinda tight. Nice warm up putting area with a few marked distances and a decent basket. No tobacco or alcohol as its on school property. More advanced players can likely do this course with a mid/putter. There is room for field work as the course is right next to the school soccer fields. Overall, not a bad place to practice or do fieldwork, but most assuredly not a Zobel or Standing Rock. Could change if they can get it expanded to an 18.
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