Burchfield Park
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Davis _
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River's Edge › May 22, 2013
This is another Gem for the Lansing area. The long wooded holes are a perfect contrast to the original course. There are several signature type holes, including hole two that plays straight downhill off an old ski run. The rain that dumped on us during the spring has made some really nice risk vs. reward holes on the back nine. The biggest problem with the course is the mosquitos. I have never played a course where the mosquitos were as bad as they are at River's Edge. I'm not sure what all coul ...
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Dakota Ridsdale
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Devil's Den › April 26, 2013
This course is out of my league but I was playing the long holes. This is s great place to see how far you can drive. But if you're not ready then you have a choice to do short baskets from short pads or long pads to short baskets or long pads to long baskets if you're a pro no joke some of these holes are 1000 feet. Amazingly fun place to disc and worth the money to play at the very least once.
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jason boynton
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Devil's Den › April 8, 2013
I love the locals that go here, the layout is perfect, the grass could use mowing on 7 and 9,10,11, and13. they could get rid of some of the trees on 3,4,5,6,8,10,12,13,15,16,17,and 18. but overall the course is magnificant. you really should play here.
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Eric Garnaat
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River's Edge › March 18, 2013
A great course but may not be worth the high price for some. A nice technical course with a hand full of extremely long holes. I would recomend this course to some one (who didn't mind paying $7).
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Scott 'bernie' Burnham
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Devil's Den › February 11, 2013
Played in winter conditions so pads were partially covered with snow. The multiple pads and baskets made navigating tougher. The map saved me several times. Wish the basket number was on the basket like the pad. Flags on baskets are a great idea. Need to play this in summer.
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Sam Putmon
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Devil's Den › December 23, 2012
well groomed awesome course lots of great shots..from long to long this course is very challinging. i like that you can play so many different layouts on one course. many fun ways to play this course not just the same old shot after shot.. GREAT COURSE..
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Kevin Boynton
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Devil's Den › December 2, 2012
We are so lucky to have such a beautiful facility in the Lansing area. This course is an absolute gem. River's Edge will be just as great as Devil's Den when it has concrete tee pads.
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Nathanael "Nasty" Scott
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Devil's Den › November 17, 2012
Truly one of the best courses in michigan. I felt like a pro playing it, even if my game wasnt there !
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Nathanael "Nasty" Scott
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River's Edge › November 17, 2012
Too many pointless throws for me. Not a bad overflow for the devil. With work, it could be great'
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Mike Siuda
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Devil's Den › October 10, 2012
I haven't had to think that hard over a round of golf in quite a while. Very cool!
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Chris Burt
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Devil's Den › October 7, 2012
Absolutely loved the course...well marked but still was a bit confusing for the first time player. Only confusing because it is such an awesome course and there is so much going on at each hole. Great T pads and beautiful fairways.
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Mr. Self Destruct
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River's Edge › September 9, 2012
The hole design and use of terrain is simply perfect here. There is only one negative I can find about the course, and that is some of the hikes between holes. Seems like a lot more walking than necessary.
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Andrew Tuma
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River's Edge › August 27, 2012
A nice challenging course, beautiful scenery. Really cool toboggan tee for hole 2 - would love to play again, did terrible today.
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philip balger
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River's Edge › August 26, 2012
Go big or go home. Rivers Edge has improved Burchfield from arguably "one of" Michigan's best to arguably Michigan's VERY best overall! Thanx to CCR and Ingham County Parks for helping take the Lansing area disc golf scene up yet another notch.
If Grand Woods was the Gemini or Magnum then Devil's Den would be the Millenium Force and Rivers edge the Top Thrill Dragster! Hole 2 became an instant legend the first time it got walked off, it's a down hill monster of a tabogan run that includes 2 ...
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Corey Kieft
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River's Edge › August 22, 2012
Sick course. Love the elevation. Hole #2 is epic. Only downside I can think of is the green carpet tees on some holes. Course contrasts nicely with the Devils Den.
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Dustin Humphrey
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Devil's Den › August 22, 2012
What a great course! Beautiful finishing hole! Go play this one.
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K T
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Devil's Den › August 4, 2012
Wow wow wow. Incredible. This complex is easily the best I have ever seen. If any tour players come in and complain to you, slap them in the jaw. Mad impressed, hole 2 on the newest course is one of my favs of all time. Great work to all involved. Looking for jobs/homes near lansing, lol.
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Jim Knudson
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Devil's Den › August 4, 2012
River's Edge. Absolutely the best Michigan course East of Flip City.
Will challenge any skill level of golfer with short and long heavily wooded holes with elevated and downhill shots. Must be played a few times to figure out your lines and where Not to go.
Will challenge any skill level of golfer with short and long heavily wooded holes with elevated and downhill shots. Must be played a few times to figure out your lines and where Not to go.
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Gerrett Lawrence
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Devil's Den › August 1, 2012
Bugs are bad in summer, but that is Michigan. The course is well manicured and beautiful, and love the many different ways to play each hole.
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W TF
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Devil's Den › August 5, 2012
Excellent addition to Lansing and Michigan disc golf. The grass is always mowed. They have water jugs out on the course on hot days. Pay to play is a pro in my book. Guaranteed you will have fun here if you even remotely like disc golf. The pin locations are genius for the most part. Haaaate backtracking. Theres some of it here. Fortunately there are no stumps in the fairway or trails that I found that you might trip on. Bunkers are sweet but there are no rakes. Cool rock stuff everywhere. The w ...
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Eric Nelson
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Devil's Den › July 7, 2012
Like the course. One thing would be nice though. The rough on each side of the fairway could use some mowed lanes to allow for easier finding of discs. It would make a huge difference for my opinion of the course. Eveything else is great. Beautiful.
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Nick Domitio
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Devil's Den › July 1, 2012
A few bucks to park and a couple more to play, but it is definitely worth it. Fairways with rough on the sides and sand traps sprinkled throughout. 4 different variations on each hole. Will be going back again this summer without a doubt.
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Marty McKibbin
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Devil's Den › June 24, 2012
What an amazing course ! First time playing and won't be the last ! Loved every second of this course.
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Luke Holtzapple
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Devil's Den › June 23, 2012
Great course. I hope the new 18 hole course will be as nice. 18 holes. 2 pads and 2 permanent pin locations every hole. Rough is rough and the fairways are defined - rewards you for a well placed shot and punishes you for a bad one. Hands down the nicest course in the Lansing area!
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Kyle Greiner
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Devil's Den › June 20, 2012
This course has absolutely phenomenal pin placement and the availability of both pro and am pins and pads allows the course to remain accessible and challenging to players of all skill levels.
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tony maccarino
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Devil's Den › June 9, 2012
Beautiful Course. Very long and VERY tough Longs to longs. First round here and I feel I shot pretty good. Easy to get into trouble fast.
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Patrick Fulkerson
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Devil's Den › June 8, 2012
Not much more you can ask for. Challenges even the best of players. With being less than a year old and the amount of updates already this course has nothing but good things to come! Can't wait to see the additions
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Nick Bosovich
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Devil's Den › April 29, 2012
big fan of this course... Well maintained and groomed... 4 variations of the course if you play all the layouts... even when the holes are short, they throw sand traps to make you play come conservative
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Davis _
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Devil's Den › April 19, 2012
Very nice course. Well worth the 40 dollars a year in greens fees, even more so when the second 18 is complete. If money is an issue for you play on Wednesdays when the parking is free!
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Sam Smigiel
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Devil's Den › April 15, 2012
This course is phenomenal. It's groomed perfectly and the variety of layouts is great. I only have 2 gripes. 1 - holes 11,15, and 16 basically share a fairway so it can be kindof a mess if there are other people throwing. 2 - $4 per person PLUS a $5 for parking?! You gotta be kidding me. But all in all, great variety, lots of elevation. If it wasn't for the $4 charge I would be here a lot more.
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Mike "Big Screen" Kemp
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Devil's Den › April 8, 2012
Very well kept course, great layout... Good challenge!
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Jeremy Reisig
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Devil's Den › April 4, 2012
There are misquitos everywhere. Thorn trees are abundant. Some fairways are close together. Of course all of these things are minor nuances that really take nothing away from how absolutely amazing this course is. This course really has it all! The idea of two pins and tees gives the course great variety and difficulties. Also, the obstacles and ob's are very well placed to make things interesting! Fairways and ob's are very well groomed, and most brush has been cut back to a good point. This co ...
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Brent Beard
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Devil's Den › February 20, 2012
Great course, with a variety of challenge levels depending on how you play it. Sand traps added for OB hazards, and great pin placement makes for a very 'golf course' feel. Rumor has it a second course is launching at the park in May!
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Zac R-GIRaFFE
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Devil's Den › December 28, 2011
LOVE IT!!!!!!! Not a big fan of Hole18# but sill love it <:- )>
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Damian Redman
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Devil's Den › December 23, 2011
This is by far one of the best courses in our area if not all of Michigan and is only 7 months old. For those who don't like the course they have never obviously played a challenging course. There are a variety of shots that are needed to complete the course, not to mention when u do get to the pin.u may be surprised that its not on level land. Yes there needs to be tweaking on the course to make it perfect but what course doesn't. Within 10 yrs this course will grow into a mature top rated cour ...
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Sal V
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Devil's Den › November 25, 2011
I did enjoy the whole expirence of the place. I rode motorcycle in and they let me in for free. Nice. I played wide open until they came by and gave me a map. Then, I was on the right track. I like the terrain indeed. There is a water hazzard, but not too bad to play around. I would suggest the course for ones that like long drives and nice scenes. It took the parks peeps a long time to make up their minds as to having a disc golf course. Glad they finally got it together. Fun time indeed.
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Rick leftronics Davis
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Devil's Den › November 23, 2011
This is the way disc golf courses need to be built. Finaly got to play this championship caliber course, the hype was real. I don't agree with the previous review about it being crowded, I think it just sets it up for a great flow which I feel is very important. I live in Va and play east coast woods golf all day, even know the course is not clustered with trees I feel there is enough and they are used perfectly both setup for fair shots for lefty and righty hyzers. I don't have to say anything ...
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Mark "Coach D" Di Mambro
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Devil's Den › November 6, 2011
Nice layout of 4 possible courses. Great landscape
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Harold Fernando
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Devil's Den › August 7, 2012
Well-groomed, have only played it 2 different ways...short to long and short to short. The CCR layout is a nice combination of short and long baskets all from the short pads...River's Edge is an amazing new course! Thank you Rinker and CCR! This course challenges every level of disc golfers, densely wooded in some areas, elevation changes, layout and pin placement is awesome! HIt your lines and get your birds and shoot neg on the front 9 because you'll need breathing room on the back! The more I play this course the more it's starting to become one of my favorite courses in this area!
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Scott Van de Vyver
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Devil's Den › October 3, 2011
I played this course for the first time at the end of September 2011. In my opinion, it is the best course in the Lansing area. It is well manicured, technical, varied, and scenic. And it just opened in the Spring of 2011, so it is a secret garden. Me and a couple friends played it twice (once on a Friday & once on a Saturday) & we didn't see anybody on the whole course! Not one other person. We did see 4 deer each day, though. Pretty awesome! I would recommend this course, but I kind of want to keep it secret.
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ken "sega salt" moote
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Devil's Den › August 15, 2011
Holyyy shisH kabob was there the mosquito's I have ever seen THEEEEEE WORSTTTT I MEAN GOD AWFUL!!!!! with all the bugs it still has amazing pin placements, awesome tees anyway u play the course. Two sets of tee pads- long and short and baskets for two postions on every hole!!! Manicured very well, awesome ob! And hole 18's basket placment for the long is one of the most beautiful locations. I don't recommend now- too bugggyyyyyyy NO JOKEEEEEE
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Eric Garnaat
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Devil's Den › March 18, 2013
**I have revised my previous rating because the O.B. sand traps have been altered.**
For the price you pay I should expect perfection, but I would say its only good. I didn't think there was a full range of shot placements (not enough right turns). Altogether it was an extremely fun course. I would recomend this course to some one (who didn't mind paying $7).
For the price you pay I should expect perfection, but I would say its only good. I didn't think there was a full range of shot placements (not enough right turns). Altogether it was an extremely fun course. I would recomend this course to some one (who didn't mind paying $7).
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Jeremy Gibbs
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Devil's Den › August 1, 2011
Fun course. Man made obstacles, bunkers, OB 3 ft from basket. Only nitpicks are too many options (2 tees 2 baskets), and some fairways play on top of each other. Still A-
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Josh Hanson
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Devil's Den › July 17, 2011
I love this course! With 4 layouts to choose from varying from beginner to championship difficulty, this DGC is great for any player. Pin placements on top of mounds to dug out trenches, or my favorite putting green of any disc golf hole, #18. A picturesque rock formation with a mini man-made waterfall cascading down an edge of the mound. Assign spotters when playing from either long tees and/or to long baskets. $3/5 dollars for carload; $4 to play/person. These fees are well worth the price to play at such an amazing course.
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Cory Hurst
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Devil's Den › July 14, 2011
Beautiful course and park, with nice tees, new baskets, and signs directing you to the next course.
It could use a few more wooded holes, but after the newer trees have some time to grow it become more technical. Also could have signs by each hole, as some tee boxes (like 2 and 3) are close together.
It could use a few more wooded holes, but after the newer trees have some time to grow it become more technical. Also could have signs by each hole, as some tee boxes (like 2 and 3) are close together.
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Jeff Kuehle
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Devil's Den › July 11, 2011
Give this course a couple years to get some play and we will watch it morph to become one of the top courses in the State! almost 2 miles of throwing for an 18 hole round! Having 2 diff baskets and 2 pin placements is sooo sweet, I wish this could be my home course. I agree with others that some of the holes are pretty packed in and i ended up in other fairways numerous times throughout the round. a fence too close to the teepad on 9, mow closer to the road on 2 to try to split up 2 and 3s fair ...
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Doug Prizer
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Devil's Den › July 9, 2011
I think it will get better as the trees mature. I'm not a big fan of OB so close to the baskets.
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Skookum Jim
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Devil's Den › July 5, 2011
The course is very professional. The staff at Burchfield are polite, professional and courteous. I would like to see the OB areas marked.
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T.J. Blatt
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Devil's Den › July 3, 2011
great layout needs signs and benches but all in all great course
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Becky Gilbert
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Devil's Den › June 30, 2011
map on score card needs help. We had no idea where the 1st tee was. need land markings on the map. tee signs should be on the tee. rock sand traps were interesting not sure how they would be used on a few holes.
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Angel Gilbert
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Devil's Den › June 28, 2011
The course design was great. beautiful weather could have gone without the mosquitos. It was very challeneging to figure out what tees where which and where the next hole was and one of the holes had three tees. the OBs where kind of retarded and not very good landing zones. I think it will be awesome in a yr or two
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Justin Standish
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Devil's Den › March 26, 2012
Three long (teepad) really needs to be moved.
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Wayne Rolison
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Devil's Den › April 18, 2012
Great course now, just need to mark it up a bit better. Cant believe its a $4 play fee tho
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Kris Jansen
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Devil's Den › June 26, 2011
Absolutely AMAZING!!! The pin locations are great, there are thick bushes on the outside forcing a challenging fairway placement, and the lengths are widespread. It is also not very crowded at the moment.
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mike Rabin
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Devil's Den › June 27, 2011
longs to longs is rough.. lots of distance and almost every hole needs a spotter i also manage to misplay maybe 6 shots right at a different tee or basket.. longs to shorts looked fun and short to shorts as well
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Mike Durfee
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Devil's Den › June 26, 2011
Very nice well maintained course.Would like to see more trash cans and some benches. Cant wait to see the tee signs.
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Steve Cooper
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Devil's Den › June 25, 2011
This is a pretty nice course with a variety of ways to play, utilizing two tees and two baskets per hole. This makes it a good course for any skill level. A good amount of trees makes it reasonably challenging at times. The layout could use some work as you have to back-track to get to several holes, and there are many holes crammed together. Thick underbrush along the fairways, especially on the first few holes, is obnoxious. Expensive pay-to-play course: $4 per person per day/$40 annual pa ...
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Ryan "RMFK" Kretz
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Devil's Den › May 23, 2011
Once they get this course settled in Perminantly, it is going to be awesome! The skeeters are a bit nasty and relentless. On a few holes where you are in the woods trying to putt, it can get unbarable. Bring your arm and accuracy cause you're gonna need it here. Place is Fantastic.
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Jon Andare
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Devil's Den › May 22, 2011
OOOHHH buddy bring your control and distance. Would have been A+ but the bugs were too thick this make it perfect, but it is on the way.
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B Man
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Devil's Den › July 11, 2011
Man this was a great course. Long holes with well placed fairways. Beautifully laid out. Mosquitoes were bad but other than that I defenitly recomend this course. Had a great time playing it and definetly will be going there alot. Long tee pads for all kinds of run ups. Long pads, short pads, long baskets and short baskets will defenitly leave alot of combonations of different courses. This is definetly a disc golfers kind of course. The wall was too high and could do without the bunkers.
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Steve Burton
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Devil's Den › May 20, 2011
I agree with Mr. Durco, the last loop is pretty hectic, but it is a fun boomer course that isn't completely finished. The details are really nice with the traps and extra trees, but I don't know how many of those trees right off the pads will live. I gave one a pretty good shot yesterday. I think if the back holes get more defined, it will be a top course. With that being said, only half the baskets are in so it could get more confusing.
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Brad Fuller
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Devil's Den › May 20, 2011
Played Short tees, long baskets. Course still had a lot of work to get done, but the baskets are all in play, hard to judge baskets first time through with no markers posted yet. They are hoping to have the course 100% complete mid-June. Worth the hike to play.
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Joal Kozma
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Devil's Den › August 17, 2012
Nice course. lots of long holes. Will be awesome when all the final touches are done. They are building some ob sand traps. Print a map before you go. definitely worth the drive for out of towners.
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grant ward
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Devil's Den › May 18, 2011
nice course the layout towards the end gets a little funky other than that sick course.
+8 votes
Mike Durco
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Devil's Den › May 18, 2011
great course!! one of the best in the state.. and it's not complete yet!
I love the long par 4s and 5s!!!!
The manicured tees, fairways and greens are awesome!!!
The signs helped navigate from basket to tee.
I can't wait to play the finished product!
Concerns: #5's tees are too close to #4's basket. The area/ zone 11, 12, 15, 16 and 17 occupy is too crowded... 11, 12 and 15 are on top of each other. Be careful in this zone.
It's a great course... GREAT!!! Care needs to be taken around 11, 12 and 15.
I love the long par 4s and 5s!!!!
The manicured tees, fairways and greens are awesome!!!
The signs helped navigate from basket to tee.
I can't wait to play the finished product!
Concerns: #5's tees are too close to #4's basket. The area/ zone 11, 12, 15, 16 and 17 occupy is too crowded... 11, 12 and 15 are on top of each other. Be careful in this zone.
It's a great course... GREAT!!! Care needs to be taken around 11, 12 and 15.
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tim feldpausch
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Devil's Den › May 14, 2011
Review of short tees to long baskest. This is a great course and will continue to be a great course as long as people respect the course and other fellow golfers (just like any other sport). Kudos to the park management/staff and the CCR club for putting so much work into this trully championship course. Let's take care of this course for generations to come. This course will continue to improve as the finishing touches are completed. A masterpiece takes to time to complete.






















































