The MOO at Timken Community Center

@jtnorton

329

(((Take a disc retriever))), a great small woods course to hone your control and shot shaping. Not a pro level course but it’s still a very good course. If this course bothers you then you need to play some of the ones I have played. 8-legged warning …. Be careful going for your disc —- large spider webs, they are harmless but large orb weavers “banana spiders” we call them back in Florida a face full webs is never a pleasant feeling. I don’t normally like front 9s and back 9s stacked on each other but they made this work very well. Great utilization of space. The backs are throw from different pads and to different baskets and the wood shots can get really tight. I great place to begin developing your woods-game. It would be a course I would frequent if I lived around here. If you get the chance play it and add to your list. It not a bad course and was better than I was expecting. Love to play it again now that I know where everything is… But gotta get back to driving.

@deathputt4bogey

72

Probably the worst designed course I've played. I love tight woods golf but that's not what this. It's hit a tight line and then hope to get lucky enough to not hit one of the obstacles in the middle of said line. If you do manage to make it to c1, having a makable putt isn't guaranteed. Anyone who doesn't give this a 1 or 2 star review is either a local who knows "lines" the rest of us can't see or they don't wanna hurt the course designers or maintainers feelings. I also don't wanna hurt anyone's feelings but this course has tons of potential but will never reach that potential things don't change, they won't change without honest feedback unfortunately.