Burnet Woods
186 reviews (showing 1–20)
@akcondor
Course seems under rated. It is a little on the shorter side, but there are plenty of obstacle and elevation changes to make it a really solid course!
@tlhausmann
Good, forgiving course. Good elevation changes…not a long course. Good for learning the game.
@tjdice18
Layout is interesting, lot of pointless up hill and downhill walking between some holes.
@irbium1
Shorter holes, crowded together. You'll probably lose a disk in the cabbage. It's a decent course.
@williamoliver
Fun, park-style course. Maps on the signs would be nice, but it wasn’t a big deal. Most holes provided gentle lines. I’ll be back.
@ringo42
A few homeless people at the beginning of the course, and we found a needle in the grass so be careful
@jaydecorte
Enjoyed this course, a lot of up and down walking but layout was well done
@marnec
Really nice course! We're visiting from northeast Ohio and Columbus, and really enjoyed playing it. The hills were a good workout before we head to Oktoberfest!
@danmonnin18
The name Burnet “Woods” is laughable as not 1 hole was in the woods. Pretty unspectacular overall. 3.1 out of 5 stars.
@jdshell
Short course in city downtown. Nice baskets and teepads but signage could use an upgrade.
@mumstheword
Great little beginner course tucked right near the hustle and bustle of the city. Lots of elevation and kost holes are under 300!
@marcydolf
New pads and pin locations are great. A fun course for a casual round. Almost impossible to lose discs here but I still managed. Great course!
@wesleythornton
Got some branches at eye level on a couple of teepads and the grass is tall but good layout.
@snazzypajamas
Great course for beginners and still a challenge for intermediate players in the long positions. Needs signage but udisc works great.
@andrewheyse40
New tee pads and baskets, multiple pin positions, 9 new holes, all great improvements
@chapmane
First class tees and baskets. Beginner friendly distances, but covering some pretty advanced elevation plays.