Graham Creek. Pitcher Plant Plantation
33 reviews (showing 1–20)
@nharris820
Fun woods course! Good shot variety. Love that they keep the fairways cut. I can see where the rough would be really thick in the summer. Hasn’t been long since they burned it all though so wasn’t an issue today. Overall great course. Would play again!
@holyhyzer
Super fun course with holes ranging from 200 to 600ft. Beautiful area. Tight lines but not crazy.
@tedplewa
A fantastically technical course that challenges your shot placement. Excellent scenery and fun holes, but could use an improvement in terms of tee signage and OB/Mandos being a bit ambiguous, especially as to what the road exactly is
@leftshark77
Honestly better than the rating. A little swampy after heavy rains two days ago but this course picks up around hole 7 and is a gem the rest of the way. Not beginner friendly though, forces you to hit your lines. Would definitely come back and play!
@marktrail
I don’t understand why this course isn’t rated higher. Yes it’s a tight course w some narrow fairways and some very rough rough… but it’s really fun to play through the trees w precise shot shapes on relatively short holes. You have to be on your game but such a fun layout w lanes for forehand and backhands - turnovers and doglegs. Enough long holes for a few big arm shots and even a very tricky water carry on 18. Great Tees for both shorts and longs and arrows for navigation. Quickly becoming my favorite of the 4 courses here! Could use a bench or two along the way and the opening holes can get sloppy after a heavy rain… but all in all - a super fun course that rewards accuracy over arm strength.
@stevek365
Mostly shorter technical holes thru the woods and swamp. Rough wasnt an issue as its winter and no new growth. Could see it being wet after a rain.
@bradleybaum
Front nine is rough. Back 9 is decent. Don’t be off the fairway, you will lose your disc and/or get bitten by poisonous spiders. (PS. If you plan on having a tournament again with people playing the course blind, you should think about trimming the rough. People actually value their discs) just a thought tho
@pizzagod
Fun. Cart was not problem Read my full review on DGCR
@bmacmcfluff
Rough off the fairways is pretty ridiculous. You’re liable to lose a disc on every hole. The back nine is a lot more fun imo. A few holes with needless mandatories and OB way too close to the basket.
@chawkins
The course is really Rae, but overall a great course.
@isuaggie
Short, but narrow tree and shrub-lined lanes. Would be improved with a few selective trees being trimmed to better define several fairways. Still an enjoyable play that is way different than the other 3 Graham Creek courses. Wonderful to have such quality and variety in one area!!! Finishes with one last shorter but exciting tee throw on 18.
@hillsdalecj
Currently a very good rough draft of a course. Disc golf dedicated with beautiful surroundings. True wooded course. First four holes need massive maintenance/ roughing in. Better in winter bc undergrowth is surely a problem (especially on the first four). Back 9 plays like a pro course (reminds me of the greatness of pecan hollow pre-losing the trees). Creative use of hazard ditches, palm bushes, and mounds near baskets to force thought on shots into the green, go for it or try to be about 30-40’ away and either layup for par or death putt for birdie. The bushes force you to get to one side of the basket making the approach more specific. Pro tour should take note of these design elements. First four holes need so many stumps removed and rough trimmed back 20 more feet on each side - also weird (given the rest of the course) to start on so many super tight super short holes. Odd flow, I’d be willing to walk a bit more to the first tee if they ditched or open upped and combined the first couple holes and had a few more deeper on the course. Hate the river hazards on 8 and 12, those add no strategy except massive layups and punish unlucky and great shots. 8’s a touch too long or something but I love the line. Zuca would be tough bc of first four. Hole 9 is weird to me - the basket is too far to the right and a mando isn’t needed. Incredible shots usually don’t have a clear putt and will certainly be at least from C2. Zero mpo and ma1-ma4 birdies in the 2023 PDGA event. The water behind 18 is a lost disc waiting to happen (in front is obvious and only 170 to carry). More obvious sign would help first time players. Lots of potential but the start of the course is not really completed and even if it were it creates an odd flow considering the rest of the layout. Overall love what they are doing here.
@katflakes
New course, off the lines is thick so watch your discs!! Watch your step(high knees) as the fairways have lots of roots and trip hazards. Other than that, the course is dope!!
@jarebare2019
Get rid of the senseless OBs and you got a 5 star course.
@brianphillips
Not bad for a new cut in course
@hillerkiller
Definitely not tournament ready yet. Lost 2 discs in one round. Very rough off the fairways and not well kept. Many ankle breakers and lots of debris which causes lost discs.
@chaingang666
It's still getting beat in but this course is fantastic. The tree removal on pecan hollow("nature preserve" )was a real bummer but they made up for it with this one. A couple of tournaments and the rough should be only really terrible. Keep it between the thighs, don't let your meat loaf and you should be fine.
@jedicowboy
Obviously this is a very new course as there is no signage worth looking at and map in udisc. Tiny stumps EVERYWHERE so watch out. I’d say in about two years with good work and better direction this will be very fun. 18 is the coolest hole on the course. Be warned that the front nine will kill you into thinking it’s a short par 3 course and then they hit you with 3 long par 4s in a row.
@thebaldinfidel
Such a beautiful piece of property. Ruined by such a terribly designed course.
@scottmwatson96
Course is fresh and will take some time to beat in. Easy to lose discs in tall grass if you are just off the fairways. From a design aspect, I’d say 80% of the holes are good with apparent lines that make sense. The other 20% have unnecessary OB that generally punish a great shot. A simple adjustment to the pin locations would remedy this issue.