Greg Carter Memorial DGC

Good course that plays primarily in the woods with a good mixture of hole types. Most of the holes test your ability to control the disc, but a few are open enough to challenge your distance. The cour ... show more ›

Good course that plays primarily in the woods with a good mixture of hole types. Most of the holes test your ability to control the disc, but a few are open enough to challenge your distance. The course itself wraps around several baseball/football fields and can be a hike. Make sure you bring some water.

Let me start by saying that I enjoyed this course...not necessarily my gameplay for the day, but it was fun. Pros: It was well groomed. Very well groomed. I would like to think that this is an ... show more ›

Let me start by saying that I enjoyed this course...not necessarily my gameplay for the day, but it was fun.

Pros: It was well groomed. Very well groomed. I would like to think that this is an everyday thing for this course, but I know that it just had a tournament here and the grooming was likely a one time thing.

It has excellent signage, at the tee pad. The signage to get from hole to hole was a little less clear, but many of the tee pads were marked and I appreciated that.

Very technically challenging. It had many trees and very tight fairways, which make for some frustrating moments, but also the joy that can only come from parking it on the green having gone through some branches...

Cons: Tee pads are varying in size, shape, and style...with no concrete pads...which is okay, but frustrating if you are used to concrete.

As I mentioned earlier, the signage to go from end of hole to next tee pad was lacking in some cases.

Overall: An above average course in and around a much larger sports facility. It felt short and sweet, but technical and challenging. I can see how you can birdie just about every hole if your gameplay is on point. I'll definitely come again and try my luck...