The course flows around the church starting in the front by the main road. There are no tee signs and the tee pads are AstroTurf where present. The first two holes are fairly short and straight shot ...
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The course flows around the church starting in the front by the main road. There are no tee signs and the tee pads are AstroTurf where present. The first two holes are fairly short and straight shots from hilltop to hilltop.
The third hole is longer and runs parallel to the next door property - the basket is on a mound on the right so keep it out to the left - it's very easy to flip it over to the right and over the fence.
Four is long and straight with a bit of tree obstruction at the green.
Five runs the length of the back of the property along the tree line but the fairway is wide. Be aware of hyzering in to the fenced playground about 150 from the tee.
After that, 6-9 criss-cross the field back and forth.
I'm not a good judge of distances but I'd say the shortest hole is maybe 180 with the longest being 500.
In all, it's a good place to go to practice.
Rollers would be a good play on a lot of these holes but even though they were mowing the day I was out there, the grass was still pretty thick. I think some of the low lying areas in the front 4 holes would hold water on swampy days as well.
I'd think if there were tee signs and concrete tee pads that were level to the terrain, I'd take it up a full letter grade. EDIT: I played in a MVP Challenge at this course the following week and the very nice tee signs were in. I've also been informed that concrete tee pads and fairway obstacles are planned for course upgrades. - Going up a letter grade as stated based on the condition of the course when I last played here.
The baskets are very nice and it's a great place to go out and practice putt.
Jeffrey Dheere
Jul 2022
