Phoenix Run DGC
11 reviews
@irickimages
This course was super fun on my first play through!! Feels attackable and challenging at the same time. Great shot variety with some open shots and some tight woods, and has a few par 4s. Really the only thing about this place is the teepads. If they get those in, this place is going to be a go to for a lot of people!
@evanstone10
Brand new course, so obviously not to full potential. Very fun layout with a wide variety of shots. This will be a gem as it beats in.
@learythecablgi
The layout is really great. Some signage but more importantly tee pads are needed. Slipped on a good 5/6 pads since they were muddy. Once those are added this could be an easy 4-4.5
@owenschwier
They’re really starting to clean up the bad brushes and thorns will be great soon!
@sexualseagull
This is an exciting new course, with some great hole designs. It's definitely a bit punishing to newbies but there's a ton of variety. The tee pads still need a lot of work though as they are all dirt/mud currently.
@perry617
This was actually a really nice surprise on a first play of a brand new course. Very fun layout with a wide variety of shots. A couple weird spots in terms of course flow (17 to 18 felt awkward in particular) but overall the course designers really made fantastic use of the property. On a wet day with no tee pads it played very tough but with pads I think it will be a nice intermediate level course. *I think starting on hole 3 would improve layout and flow overall*
@strib148191
This course has a lot of potential, especially considering how fresh it is. You can tell there’s been a lot of work put into it already, and there are several really fun holes with unique lines that make for an enjoyable casual round. That said, there are a few key areas that would really improve the overall experience: flow, tee pads, tee signs, and the severity of the rough. A few specific observations: • Hole 2’s tee pad feels a bit too close to Hole 1’s basket. • The transition from 4 to 5 (and similarly 7 to 8) requires crossing back over a fairway, which disrupts flow and could create safety concerns. • The routing from 16–18 goes back and forth quite a bit, which makes the closing stretch feel disjointed. • Hole 10’s tee pad either needs to be moved off the building or have proper decking installed to make it feel secure and intentional. • The rough off the fairway on 11, 16, and 17 is extremely punishing — comparable to Holston-level thick — and could be thinned slightly to improve playability without sacrificing challenge. • Several tee signs appear to be reversed (or at least a number of them are), which makes navigation confusing. I imagine some of this may be temporary and already planned for adjustment. Given how new the course is, that would make sense. With some refinement to flow, signage, and a bit of cleanup in key areas, this could develop into a really strong layout. As it currently stands, it might be challenging to host an event here due to the navigation and routing concerns, but the foundation is definitely there. Overall, it’s a fun track with creative shot shapes, and I’m excited to see how it evolves.
@lancehardin
I really like this course so far. It stands out nicely compared to other courses around. Love the shot shapes and variety. Definitely has so much potential. That being said, tee pads are a big issue as there isn’t any. It didn’t bother me every hole but when more people play it, it’s just gonna be a huge mud pit with no footing. A lot of briars need to be cut or trimmed since the rough is very very rough . And holes 12-14 are a little gimmicky and could be cleaned up but those are the only holes I disliked . But I know this is a new course so it’s only gonna get better and it will beat in nicely .
@micadams
Still under construction but going to be a challenging but fun course.
@hallboy
Tee Pad update. Pads for 1-8 and Pad 10 were poured 3/4. These are now cured enough and ready for use. Pad 9 and 11-18 are scheduled to be poured today 3/5. These will be ready for use 3/6.