Played this course after having played Rolling Pines - big difference! Ft. Hamby is set in the woods, featuring plenty of brush and trees. And the term "Tightly wooded" is understated - having fairwa ...
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Played this course after having played Rolling Pines - big difference! Ft. Hamby is set in the woods, featuring plenty of brush and trees. And the term "Tightly wooded" is understated - having fairways that constrict to 20-25 ft openings quickly off the tee. Also, best to play this course when you'll have 2-3 hours of full daylight because it'll start getting dim under the canopy. Now, with that said, the course setting is beautiful, although technical and long as referenced above. I liked walking the course and being able to the play disc golf was a plus.
Brian Spencer
Oct 2020
