Richmond Hill

GREAT mountain course in awesome Asheville! For the most part this course is perfect with one exception. The steep ravine that runs through the course makes for some great holes but it is used the exact same way to many times. Dont get me wrong the bombs over the chasm are great but they only use the fall line directly up and down and dont use off camber angles as much as they could have. Still, there are many memorable holes throughout and Asheville is stoked to have this course. I personally ...
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GREAT mountain course in awesome Asheville! For the most part this course is perfect with one exception. The steep ravine that runs through the course makes for some great holes but it is used the exact same way to many times. Dont get me wrong the bombs over the chasm are great but they only use the fall line directly up and down and dont use off camber angles as much as they could have.
Still, there are many memorable holes throughout and Asheville is stoked to have this course. I personally preferred the original course on the other end of the park for its diversity but true mountain nature of the new location is hard to beat
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This course is an amazing course to really test your accuracy. Most of the course is set in heavily wooded areas and every hole has 3 different basket places which they rotate from every so often. This course is NOT a beginners course IMO. Every so often I will go to see how much better I have gotten in that time period between visits. It also is a great course for training mental toughness. For example: you drive off the tee and about 40 ft or so you slam right into a tree, most beginner player ...
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This course is an amazing course to really test your accuracy. Most of the course is set in heavily wooded areas and every hole has 3 different basket places which they rotate from every so often. This course is NOT a beginners course IMO. Every so often I will go to see how much better I have gotten in that time period between visits. It also is a great course for training mental toughness. For example: you drive off the tee and about 40 ft or so you slam right into a tree, most beginner players will get extremely angry and blow the rest of their game. Train yourself to shake shots like that off and salvage the rest of your hole's score and even more important; having a great rest of the game. The worst part of the course is the tee pads. When they get wet they become so slippery that you can't do a slight run up at all or you will eat it. And I would suggest wearing shoes or sandals with great tread because it is steep and in the fall there are a lot of leaves and make walking downhill a little labored. And also I would wear long sleeves if you can manage it since there is some poison ivy out there. Enjoy the course and be safe, I'll see you on the course!
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