Campton Hills

Very short 9-hole course in a heavily wooded area. All of the holes are Par 3 and under 250', but don't let the distance fool you. The course demands more controlled, technical throws as opposed to power drives (you really don't want to overthrow here). I honestly didn't even use a driver--I threw my Valkyrie maybe once; my Stingray and Roc handled everything fine. The trees provide plenty of obstacles, and the course uses plenty of harsh elevation changes to throw you off. A couple holes wil ...
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Very short 9-hole course in a heavily wooded area. All of the holes are Par 3 and under 250', but don't let the distance fool you. The course demands more controlled, technical throws as opposed to power drives (you really don't want to overthrow here). I honestly didn't even use a driver--I threw my Valkyrie maybe once; my Stingray and Roc handled everything fine.

The trees provide plenty of obstacles, and the course uses plenty of harsh elevation changes to throw you off. A couple holes will have you throwing far more upward than forward. Beware the sinkhole at Hole 8; it's easy enough to get beyond it, but it's not readily visible from the teepad.

The course is well decorated, and since the whole thing is one huge trail it's not at all confusing. Be prepared to hike, though, and wear shoes with plenty of traction. It's easy to take a bad fall here. Concrete teepads with wood frames. Baskets are painted yellow so they're very visible, and clearly marked.

I really liked this course. Challenging but short. I wish I could come down here more often and get to know the course better.
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