Outdoor Adventure DGC

@cwalker1

141

I played golds as a 220 udisc rated player. All of the shorter par threes made sense - gettable distance, tough gaps, guardians. Hit your line and stay out of the rough and as long as you don’t get destroyed by the guardians you’ll have at least a circle two shot. But there were 7-8 holes that udisc has as par three which is not correct - I had a hard time imagining a pro player playing the hole as a three with the combo of distance, tiny gaps, and rough. I played as par 4’s and they were tough and kind of boring (putter placement - putter upshot- putt). Without that would have shot a +10. Maybe play blues instead?

@jeffsdfw

5

Not for beginners, list of trees and technical shots. Advanced players will love this, however, not a lot of open shots to air a disc out. Course will make you think and calculate your approaches. Bring a variety of mid-range discs. Plan to walk at least 6k steps, it’s wooded, not bad in the summer. Not a lot of wind to factor in.