Druid Hill - Legacy

@paracelsus123

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Purple to Orange: Well upkept and a good challenge for players of many skill levels given the different pin and box positions. Most holes make a particular demand, which is unusual for such an open course. Combined with scalable distance requirements, this makes for a welcome challenge. H1: 3/5, very standard park 275 foot hole H2: 2/5, have to throw a sky anhyzer or over-the-top forehand, which really isn’t a very fun shot H3: 3/5, long downhill hole. Probably plays 450-475. much more pinched than it looks. A good challenge for players trying to get their distance up. H4: 4/5, orange tee is better, but purple tee makes you throw low and straight. 40 foot gap 300 feet off the tee H5: 3/5, one of the few I’ve never gotten. A good payoff for people with better angle control than I H6: 4/5, downhill s-curve shot. In the summer when the leaves are all in, this gets very hard H7: 3/5, uphill shot through two pairs of trees. Easy to land short H8: 2/5, downhill chip putter shot H9: 3/5, beat the trees ~250 off the tee and fade to the right. The error is pushing too straight H10: 4/5, finding your disc in the landing area is not always the easiest :( H11: 2/5, just a gigantic forehand hole. Plays like a par 4 if you don’t have 450 in forehand distance H12: 4/5, low overstable putter to go under some early branches and then get over the road— throwing this well feels clean H13: 2/5, the hole on which you make back your bogey on 11 H14: 4/5, turnover shot that really has to drift a long way to give you the putt H15: 5/5, mild gap, but the real difficulty is that the treeline on the right/Long will get you if you don’t throw low enough on an uphill H16: 4/5, downhill putter shot that still has to make it under the branches 325 feet off the tee H17: 3/5, another hole that rewards you for staying low and driven on an uphill shot H18: 4/5, have to keep the disc low to stay under initial trees. That can lead to turning it over into the right side, which is a good challenge