Course reviews
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Dean Hass
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March 14, 2024
Honestly one of the best in the area, a lot of diversity and worth being a pay to play course. Heard you can add Oakland county parks to your metropark now as well.
+1 votes
Jeff Scheribel
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March 14, 2024
We were in from out of state. We thought the course was great. Some challenging wooded holes and some fun open long holes. The fairways were manicured nicely. The updates to the course that are needed are; their are no distances marked at the tee box. Also no OB marked as well.
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Zach G
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March 14, 2024
Was one of my favorite courses, the new layout just isn't as fun though. The changes were unnecessary and cater to small subset of disc golfers. If your a wanna be pro, you will think its cool i guess. They should have just upgraded the baskets and called it a day.
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Alex F
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July 20, 2023
Whoever redesigned this course is completely out of touch. This used to be top 10 courses in the state. Great variety, signature holes, you needed every shot in the bag. Then in 2021 someone thought it would be a good idea to combine 6 of the holes and make a "championship course", which could have been achieved with alternate tees and pin positions for tournaments, but they went further and took out like 1000 trees so it's permanently altered. Took great holes with lots of character and combine ...
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Cory lutz
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July 15, 2023
This used to be my favorite course I used to love coming here and playing a couple rounds, and now that they updated it to a pro course it's no longer fun as a casual course I think I might not be coming here to often now, I'm really disappointed with the changes.
-2 votes
terry m
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July 20, 2023
everything was great till we got to hole 7. then all was garbdge.they changed the course and gave you no clues as were to go.they combined holes 8.9 toghter and called it 8,they moved the pin up the hill from were it was on the old hole 10 its now hole 9.went yesterday for a nice relaxing game and all i found was dissapointment and i want my 30 bucks back
+2 votes
Karl Schneider
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May 11, 2023
Updated 2022:
Was higher on my list until the changes they made end of 2021. They decided to make it 18 holes instead of 24 and instead of making new holes they just combined the holes. The holes they changed are the holes that were actually some of the best holes and they left the 130 foot dinker holes. It feels like a safari course now.
Was higher on my list until the changes they made end of 2021. They decided to make it 18 holes instead of 24 and instead of making new holes they just combined the holes. The holes they changed are the holes that were actually some of the best holes and they left the 130 foot dinker holes. It feels like a safari course now.
+1 votes
Wade Stoinski
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October 1, 2021
This was the best front 9 I have golfed in my short disc golf career. The back didn't feel as special, but did have a couple of really amazing holes. Everybody, beginner or experienced, should play this track.
+2 votes
Sean Rhoades
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December 2, 2022
New layout in 2021 has reduced the 24 holes down to 18. Old 8-9 are now combined into an ultralong wooded S curve. Treacherous old 11 perched over the swamp has the basket farther up the hillside. Old 13-14 are now combined into a narrow ultralong fairway through the woods. Old 15-16 have also been combined for an ultralong fairway in the fields. The old 22, which was one of my favorite par 3s in the area, has been deleted.
+0 votes
Jeff Dunn CTDG
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September 3, 2023
It has a bit of everything. A beautiful A+ starting hole on a peninsula, that would go in my dream 18. and lots of tight wooded lines with a good mix of forehand and backhand. Many of the holes have nagging swamps so you can lose discs. (Update) The terrible old baskets are gone and the new layout after hole 7 is cool and the par 4s are championship level difficulty. Although, the old layout was more fun IMO. And I don’t make the long trip much anymore because it’s not as worth it.
+0 votes
Darian Ott
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April 5, 2024
Great course, play here 3+ times a week. Looking forward to the renovations to convert to 18 holes, and a more challenging course.
+2 votes
Vinnie Griffith
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July 9, 2020
Highly enjoyable course requiring various types of shots off the tees. Tee pads are level, long, point in the right direction, and are crack free (best I've seen thus far, but I'm sure some would like them at least a foot wider). Overall, a well maintained course that I highly enjoyed. I will be back!
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Josh Russell
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December 11, 2019
This course has been on my bucket list for 5 years now and finally got to play it. This is an outstanding course overall. Most of it is superb, and hole 10 did not disappoint. But 3 things shaved off my rating of an otherwise awesome course. 12 dollars to get in and play is just way to much for disc golf. Several holes go around a big open field, and I"m not a fan, although they provided the necessary grip em and rip em open holes.. And it was a very long walk from 23's basket to 24's teepad and ...
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Chris yanasak
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December 6, 2019
I more have a question is this actually free or do you have to pay to get into the park
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Derek Tzay
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August 6, 2019
There are about 6 real cool holes outta 24. The rest seems like filler holes to me. Allot of poke and hope shots. Typical Michigan golf
+1 votes
Garett Patria
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June 8, 2020
Gorgeous terrain. Clever basket placement. Great mix of woods, field, water, elevation. Crazy tree sentries guarding many pins, but that's part of its character.
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Jeff Chastain
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June 24, 2018
A lot of variety. Holes range from beautiful and easy to overgrown and brutal. I manage to lose discs here every time I go, either in the weeds or the water hazards. Still worth it though at least once a year.
+0 votes
Michael Owen
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May 21, 2018
Great course. We love to camp at Addison Oaks and get our fill of disc golf. There are a few water hazards but a ton of fun. Well maintained course you can play all day.
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Ryan Ely
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October 8, 2021
Everything you could ask for in a course. R2L, L2R, Straight wooded shots, wide open big arm shots, concrete teepads are among the best I've played on, absolutely impossible to get lost with next hole signs, only gripes are that some of the hole descriptions are clearly not accurate, and the baskets are pretty hit, but what's not to love about that?
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Evan Brown
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June 21, 2017
This course has become my home course. It used to be Stony Creek but due to their lack of maintenance my group has played Addison majority of the year. They do a great job of keeping the field mowed.
+1 votes
Brad Brinker
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May 20, 2017
They cut down some trees on 7 and 22. Hole 11 they put logs down so it could be played as a island mando in bigger events
-3 votes
Phil Britton
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May 20, 2017
One of the things I always look for in a course is whether or not I'm getting excited to see what the next hole is like. This one was a lot of fun, with nice variety in wooded/open, left/right/straight, long/short, risk/reward, etc. Really enjoyed the round. Great teepads, too. What kept it from an A was several holes throwing through/near mixed-use areas like picnic areas, trails, etc.
+1 votes
Josh Waddell
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April 9, 2017
Love this course! It may be difficult for newer players, but has a good variety of shots. The only thing I can say bad about it is the tee signs. Some of them are just wrong or need more detail. It seems like the distances on them are off as well. A great course overall. I can't wait to go back.
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Thomas Clark
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December 1, 2016
Interesting course...first hole is pretty tough with the water hazard.
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connor leidal
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September 10, 2016
Love this course, a lot of deep holes but small challenging threads through the trees as well, great variety.
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Nick Oliver
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August 12, 2016
After reading reviews on this course I expected it to be a cross between the SE Michigan version of Flip City, one of the best experiences in the state, and damn near impossible. What I got was a course that is really nothing like Flip, not nearly as hard, but still pretty damn awesome.
LAYOUT - Easy to follow from hole to hole. Trails are marked with orange paint where roots are a hazard (they could spray a ton more, but still I was impressed). One thing that drove me nuts was a lack of cle ...
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Trevor Diehl
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July 27, 2016
Absolutely beautiful course. Kept up very well by the park, definitely a pro caliber course. That being said, I am an beginner, and was very much "out classed" by this course. Lots of technically challenging holes, and watch out for the scrub on the sides of the holes, it gets thick very quickly.
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Adam Heaney
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January 15, 2017
Great course overall, diverse holes, pretty well maintained.
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Eric Dusten
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March 18, 2024
This course is amazing. Clean, well kept, tees are cement and perfect size. I wish those were the standard. It has good flow, easy to follow. Very challenging in parts, kind in others the way a course should be. Long and short tees on some holes. I recommend playing shorts if you're new to the course. Hole one is by the practice tee ask gate where it is. But the first big parking lot you come to it starts in the far right corner of parking lot. Player cards available at hole 1 or the gate.
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+4 votes
Tom Wagner
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June 8, 2022
A potential championship level redesign that plays from shorts and longs. This course has length, variety, wooded and open holes, water hazards, mild elevation, new red Pro ChainStar baskets and some new short and long cement pads. There are new hole number post signs and next tee directional signs. Hopefully, hole map signs are in the works. The new layout is very challenging from shorts and longs. Placement shots in landing zones is required on a few of the longer wooded holes. Holes 1-7 are t ...
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+0 votes
Jon Camp
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August 16, 2015
Sick course one of my new favorites. Tests your game physically with many different shots and mentally to make the right decisions in order to score well. The steep parking fee will keep many casual golfers away. I don't know what these people talking about that it's swampy definitely not! And I would definitely recommend playing a tournament on this gem as it sells out all the events I see posted there. Well worth the trip and I will be back many times.
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Jeff Hulet
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July 21, 2015
This is the first time I have played this course and only came to see what it was like. I had heard a lot about it. I like the woodland as well as the open field shots. I am not so keen on the "tunnel" shots, though. Nice course, but tough in spots for a beginner.
+1 votes
Henry Theodoroff
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July 14, 2015
very well upkeep, great variety of shots, first time here. love it. challenging, yet fun.
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richard bell
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October 6, 2015
The 1st hole is a very nice opener to the course. Challenging but also nice layout. A good mixture of left, right and blind shots peppered throughout. Mostly wooded with a handful of open field shots towards the end. Garbage cans on most if not all tees.
+0 votes
Jeremy Foor
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November 2, 2014
Great course on huge park grounds. Many long holes, many tight fairways, lots of up and down over valleys and ridges. Some water in play mostly disc retrievable stuff but well placed pin placements putting the hazards in play. Couple of fun wide open bomb holes near the end. Roughly half the holes have a shorter pads ideal for lower skill level players, Very well kept, trash cans every hole, huge tee pads, next tee markers, minimal graffitti and causal course damage.
+1 votes
Bryan Murphy
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October 16, 2014
This course is a gem. Easily in my Michigan top 5.
Water,elevation, ob, defined fairways with great use of wooded and open Feild shots. a very clean and well maintained park. A++
Water,elevation, ob, defined fairways with great use of wooded and open Feild shots. a very clean and well maintained park. A++
+1 votes
Skyler Stoker
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April 13, 2024
The new layout is a good improvement from the old layout. Much less "duece or die" than it used to be. Good variety of shots and distances. Almost every aspect of your game will be tested. Hole 8 is my only problem with the layout. After the tee shot you are basically playing whack f*** trying to get down to the basket. There is no real line to hit and it is the least fun hole on the property. Remove about 10 trees and this hole is epic. Tee pads are in good condition. Baskets are great. No distances on the signs for whatever reason.
+0 votes
Aaron Morley
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August 18, 2014
Only played here 3 times. Love the course, definitely a challenge. My skill level is not quite there yet to be able to enjoy to its fullest. Looking forward to more rounds in the near future.
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David Bihl
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May 27, 2014
I really love this course. Playing hole 1 and hole 4 are my favorites but the entire course just has a great flow to it. Woods, open shots short and long. The park is probably the most beautiful park in the area and my favorite part is if u go out there at 1100 on a weekday, I am the only one there. I have an entire world class course to myself to enjoy. What a gem!!
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Nicholas Lalko
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September 4, 2013
Been playing here for about 10 years now. I used to live down the street and now live in Algonac but I still make the drive to this course. Perfect mix of trick, long, straight, shots. You name it they got it. It's 10 bucks to play if you don't have Oakland County ID or a Parks pass. It's honestly worth the money. PERFECT!
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Mike Jones
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July 4, 2013
The best course around - bar none. I found 3 discs last time I was out and got a flat tire on my 2013, what a day. If they pave their parking lots I would give this course an A+ all day.
If you do not know how to throw, pick another course - you will loose all your discs here(woods or water). Although challenging, the layout of the course is fun; some shots requiring precise lasers, others (especially in the field) are all about raw power. My favorite hole is the one where you are forced ...
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+0 votes
Bart Kowalewski
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September 7, 2016
Great course. Lengthy holes and well placed within the trees. Pads and course is kept up. Sometimes the rough can get a little longer in the open holes but the fairways are well kept. Top course
-1 votes
Jeremy Reisig
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August 22, 2012
This course offers the best variety of holes possible for a course. Aside from the steep entry fee, this course has it all. A must play.
-12 votes
Becky Gilbert
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May 30, 2022
Played it 8/12/12. I agree with alot of what Neil said. I would not play this course in a tournament. If we had a normal summer all the ponds would have water not just hole one. Hole 10 was horrible a narrow walk path with the basket up on a hill with mucky over growth in between. I skipped that hole. 17 thru 21 around a parking lot. boring and long Definately a course for the higher skilled players. $10 to get in was steep, The park was very nice with lots of things to do.
-10 votes
Neil Duffey
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July 3, 2022
for me, the course was a good mix of everything, but parts of the course, just came off as far too over grown. one hole was literally a 2 ft wide path and thats it. otherwise nothing but velociraptor country aka thick brush... given the drive i have from fraser, i wouldnt drive out to play it again. i recommend playing it at least once though. the front was fun, most of the wooded holes can be a challenge but enjoyable, and toss in a hand full of real head ache holes... over all i wouldnt re ...
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Nicholas Richardson
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May 19, 2012
Good course overall but a few holes are very technical and nearly impossible to avoid a tree or branch.
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Paul DISC-OR-DIE Holstein
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April 30, 2012
Addison Oaks is a tremendous course, that you should definitely play if you are in the area. 24 holes with plenty of water, wooded areas, and long open fields. Hole #1 goes over water onto a peninsula and hole #25 ends with a whopper that must be 600+ feet. Cement pads are just in, and they are fantastic. Camping is available too.
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Brad Brundage
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October 9, 2011
Just an all around sweet course. Has a little bit of everything!
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Dave Kippen
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October 9, 2011
First time at Addison. Great course! Was really dry - im sure the course plays a LOT harder in the spring!
+3 votes
John Minicuci
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April 30, 2022
Cement pads only enhanced this hidden gem of a course. The next project is to clear some brush around a couple of tee pads and alter the tee posts. The plan is to move them further in front of the pads and stick up only about 2 feet from the ground so follow throughs are no longer an issue.
+1 votes
Nick O
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August 10, 2011
difficult, but with a lot of variation. this is the most fun course i have ever played.
+1 votes
Ryan "RMFK" Kretz
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June 17, 2011
The Grass was cut.... the bugs weren't bad..... there really wasn't anybody on the course at all!! Perfect! Minus the 2 discs donated to the water gods!
-3 votes
Kevin Reddy
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April 24, 2011
Some cement tee pads there now (finally). If they ever put them all in, this will really be a much nicer course.
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Jon Andare
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July 23, 2011
Quite a few baskets need to have scrub brush removed, brush 3 ft. from the bucket and over grown "fair ways", but still a sweet course.
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Wade TF
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March 14, 2024
really a sick sick sick sick course to play. tons of fun shots here. lots of ob lots of water. very fair course. great mix. elevation used to max potential. great shots over and around water force only the most accurate shots where bad shots are discriminated against with no remorse. dont come play here during rush hour if you plan to come home on 75 towards 94 during 2pm-7pm. definitely a course i would recommend to anyone. park attendant not on duty, must get a pass from the valero station at the corner of rochester and 22nd in the off season.
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Janelle K
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January 23, 2011
My favorite course to play at. The course really challenges you in some places. Has a good variety of holes.
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B Man
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October 26, 2010
Getting tee-pads will be awesome. This is one of the best courses in metro detroit. Too far for the casuals and just a great place to play. Assortment of tight wooded and long open holes. This will be the best course for tourneys with the tee-pads in. Open at the Oaks sounds like a winner to me!
-3 votes
Brandon Redmond
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March 14, 2024
The cement pads make this course incredible. Easily one of the best courses in Michigan, a top 5 for sure
+3 votes
Andy Bawol
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November 17, 2021
Of all the Metro-Detroit courses Addison Oaks is the best. This course has a great mix of shots and holes. The majority of the course plays through the woods with a 6 hole loop out in an open field. the only drawback of Addison is the natural tees. They may be a bit uneven but the are maintained regularly by the park.(Also, there are plans to install concrete tees within the next year) The entry fee is also pretty steep but that keeps the casuals and idiots off the course. There are winter doubl ...
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