Lynn Haven Bayou Preserve DGC
87 reviews (showing 1–20)
@tylerzmoore
The area has an absolutely stunning, but the course is absolutely terrible. Majority of the baskets can’t be seen from the tee pad. Distances seem really off on hole length. The brush was thicker than anywhere I’ve ever played, if you go in you’re having to fight to get your disc back. Not really any shot variety, unless you’re planning on throwing up and over everything. Navigation was also terrible, without UDisc there’s not a good way to get around even though there is arrows on the baskets directing you to the next hole. Also you’re taking a small hike between most holes. There are signs by the teepads, but they are inaccurate with distance and map. Every map shows it being a straight shot with nothing in the way. Tee pads are concrete and in good condition. They are a bit on the longer side, but that’s much better than them being short. Baskets are in good condition, but a color besides white would probably make them more visible. There are bathrooms and drinking water available at the beginning of the course
@jdshell
Fun course but difficult to navigate without Udisc. Some holes are quite a distance apart with very little navigational signage between and with lots of trails its easy to get lost. Lots of blind shots with pedestrians walking through the property so be careful. Would be nice to have some benches, especially during the summer months when its hot and humid. Overall it was a good experience!
@rhylde
Decent course, need Udisc to find the holes. If you don't feel like walking the course twice, I'd play the back 9 with the front 9.
@sharpwe02
After playing 2 or 3 holes I realized, I should have played from both tees at the same time. 1,10 ... 2,11 etc... To save on walking the course twice. There is just as much distance between some holes and as if you were throwing another 300 ft hole or more. This is Not a beginner friendly course. Even for me, could be it lose a disc course. After the first 2 holes , it was throwing putts for placements shots. Take Par and be happy no lost disc. Could be a good fun course if some of the fairways were cleared up some.
@tbiles
Trails not intuitive, but found my way eventually. If you get in the brush, be careful of throny vine, they'll tear you like barbed wire.
@facebomber
Nice course. Not for beginners
@djdirtydev
I would not play here again… some holes are par 3, 330 feet with no line at all and other holes are par 3, 120 feet. No consistency and some of the holes are poorly designed like 17.
@elogan
The layout of this course is terrible. Sometimes a hole is less than. 100 feet but you have to walk nearly 1000 ft between holes. Front 9 and back o use same baskets and aren't much different shots. There is no flow to this course.
@christiandean
A few very short ace run holes, couple weird flex forehand type shots. Long walks between most of the holes. Very thick rough, could easily lose a few discs.
@papahammer
The rough will eat you and your disc. You have no way to see the basket from the tee
@nordy1226
Love how the park is manicured. There’s only 9 baskets but with 2 x tee pads ot makes it pretty interesting especially if you haven’t played it before. Dang near every shot is blind so I feel it makes you hold back and not being able to shut your brain off.
@volman
Bad course design and terrible layout. DO NOT PLAY.
@tlindgren17
this course is rather hard for beginners but if you’re 950+ rated and keep an eye on your discs when you miss your line, you’ll do just fine! Definitely the most technical in the area but I played first time and shot -9 with 2 bogeys so it’s gettable!
@brandosolo
If you're not good at shot shaping and hitting fairways, then stay away from this hell hole. Beautiful scenery doesn't matter if your shots end up in the awful rough.
@kwpalgut
Good course, minus the couple 90 foot holes