Bret Holbrook

This is NOT a good course. This is the course you play if your within 10 minutes of it and your in a hurry to get a game in. For me, sadly, it's right on my way home from work. First, the course is busy with pedestrians all summer and many holes throw along walking paths, soccer fields, even a playground; Think about how awesome you'd feel after you ripped a great drive. . . . right into a toddler, very imaginable thing to have happen out here. Oh, and let's not forget about the people loit ...
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This is NOT a good course. This is the course you play if your within 10 minutes of it and your in a hurry to get a game in. For me, sadly, it's right on my way home from work. First, the course is busy with pedestrians all summer and many holes throw along walking paths, soccer fields, even a playground; Think about how awesome you'd feel after you ripped a great drive. . . . right into a toddler, very imaginable thing to have happen out here. Oh, and let's not forget about the people loitering right in the fairways; families on a pic-nic, a dad playing with an RC plane with his son, and an entire boyscout troop just running randomly through fairways. Right along the highway, the wind sweeping down into this park is unbearably bad. It could be a nice, not that windy day but at this park it's like a wind tunnel. Whatever the weather says the wind is at. . .add 10mph to it. Also a lot of weird muddy holes that stay like that more often than not even though it doesn't seem like they should. This is one course I can honestly say I wish they would just disassemble, barring that, re-design to a 9-hole that doesn't throw in congested areas.
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The "Field of Dreams"! This course is absolutely beautiful. I can't look at a single hole out there and recommend a better layout. A LOT of diversity in the type of throws you will make, this course challenges me every time. Right when I think I'm going to nail my best out there I will get into some trouble and find myself buckling down more on the next round. I know the big-armed pro's don't like to see these high ratings because there are a lot of holes you can do huge heizers and basical ...
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The "Field of Dreams"! This course is absolutely beautiful. I can't look at a single hole out there and recommend a better layout. A LOT of diversity in the type of throws you will make, this course challenges me every time. Right when I think I'm going to nail my best out there I will get into some trouble and find myself buckling down more on the next round. I know the big-armed pro's don't like to see these high ratings because there are a lot of holes you can do huge heizers and basically "skip" the intended route. For those players that can't throw a giant heizer over 80' trees, 400' out, this course will challenge you and reward you. A hole you double-boged on one round you'll hit the line for the second round and find yourself at a birdie. There is so much "flavor" on top of the great layout; Cool rock piles, some random farm implements, ceramic frogs hidden about. . . cool stuff. Sure it's a bit far afield but worth the drive, play all day and get 96 holes in and you'll be feeling it the next day but happy you did. Bill does an amazing job mowing and upkeeping the course, it says $1 a round but if you donate more rest assured the money definitely goes right back into the course.
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Let's be clear, this is THE best course in the Greater GR area. Great elevation changes. Long, short, and technical holes. Overall amazing layout and experience makes this my "go-to" course all summer long. The bad: This course is gaining in popularity and following the "Brewer" path. Rude mob golfers are on the rise throwing their garbage and shit everywhere, tossing garbage cans down hills and smashing them with their feet. I am sick of picking up beer cans thrown 5 feet from a garbage ...
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Let's be clear, this is THE best course in the Greater GR area. Great elevation changes. Long, short, and technical holes. Overall amazing layout and experience makes this my "go-to" course all summer long. The bad: This course is gaining in popularity and following the "Brewer" path. Rude mob golfers are on the rise throwing their garbage and shit everywhere, tossing garbage cans down hills and smashing them with their feet. I am sick of picking up beer cans thrown 5 feet from a garbage can. . .slobs. Someone smashed the tee-signs with a rock on 15 and 16...grow up. Last week, after I threw, a douche dropped his discs on top of mine and tried to say it was his, I called him out on it and we almost threw down right there, he then rejoined the rest of his unruly mob and I happily let a group play through so I wouldn't have to be behind them. I certainly hope this course doesn't become unplayable due to a bunch of asshats. I wish they would find new hobbies that fit their maturity level like hanging out at 7-elevens, wrapping their cars around trees, and being incarcerated. Many props to you guys that have been cleaning up behind these jerks and keeping this course in great condition.
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