Course reviews
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ray mclaughlin
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October 25, 2010
Wide open with a lot of elevation change to provide the challenge.A great place to play if you want to work on long shots,or take a new disc to see how it flies.Hole #4'the beauty' is one of my favorites.Downhill tee shot across a small stream.Lots of elevation change and there is always a breeze.
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B Man
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October 25, 2010
Not alot of trees but just beautiful rolling hills. Large rock wall lining some fairways. Lots of distance shots. Would definetly travel to play this one!
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Jeffrey Hubbard
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May 4, 2011
This is one of those places that allow you to bomb it in the wide open and enjoy the view. It allows you to learn how to throw for distance and learn the true flight paths of new discs. Really one of my top five courses in Delaware.
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Matt Sandy
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February 8, 2012
Good Course. Not as technical as some of the newer courses like Carousel or Iron Hill though. Good course to develop distance, or learn a new disc. Avoid the rough in the summer. Its way too thick to find anything. The Beauty (4) and Hole 11 are awesome downhill shots, that both bring the creek into play. Because its so open though, I usually end up throwing the same long hyzer shot on many of the holes. It would be a little better if it forced you to adapt more, but the course does make good use of the elevation changes at the park.
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Tim Stevenson
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February 10, 2021
The fairways really need a mow. And the rough stuff is getting sticky now.
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Timothy Henshaw
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December 30, 2012
Easy to find. Fantastic scenery. Lots of elevation. Nice challenge. Good signage and concrete tees. Navigation is fairly easy without a map. Some really fun and memorable holes with alot of opportunity to air it out. Some tees in need of repair with some slight slopes and cracks. A little repetitive with the open shots. Park fee of $6 out of state between February and December. In the summer the rough is really brutal, and it can still be so in the spring, fall and winter, as well. The elevatio ...
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Patrick Costyk
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March 23, 2013
Well formatted course.....uses the property and layout of extra baskets and pads makes sense. The pdga website takes you to the completely wrong park on one of the links.
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Kazzers K
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July 21, 2013
Once I got the lay of the course (playing for first time) I had a lot of fun on it. I agree with many others that the rough is way to thick in the summer. I have lost discs on hole 4. I enjoyed the back nine more than I thought I would. As a beginner I enjoyed playing with the elevation and seeing what I could do. The only hole I thought was a gimmick was hole 9. There was no clear way into the tree and rock covered area (unless I missed it). Overall, I had fun on the course.
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Gar Neely
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August 11, 2013
Don't let older reviews fool you, and the photos need serious up-dating. Only the very thin fairways have been mowed and you can literally go 3 feet off the fairways and lose your disc to 4 foot tall poison ivy/honeysuckle/thorn bush mixes. I lost 1 disc all year prior to playing here, and yesterday I lost 5 and found 2 other players discs. It's a shame because when I used to live in Delaware this course was one of my favorites, but I can't afford to lose $70 worth of discs like that.
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Matthew Stoia
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June 4, 2014
Beautiful course! Just be wary of hole 11. Easy to lose a disc there.
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Brian S
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April 12, 2015
Beautiful scenery around the course, super long though to be all par 3's, especially number 6 I think...just ridiculous. A few more thorns than I prefer but overall a great course.
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LongJon Silverz
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May 11, 2015
Great course, very long and favors long distance throwers. The elevation changes are brutal. Its mostly open with no forest cover so wind can be a problem. Hole design is great but the rough is a little ridiculous, be ready to search a very long time in the tall grass/shrubs if you throw out of bounds. For those playing here for the first time, Hole 11 is on the other side of the rock wall near the practice basket and 18.
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John Davis
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September 17, 2015
Perfectly beautiful rolling hills of stately pastoral charm. More beautiful than this, you would need to step into a classical painting. Bring your own oil and canvas, and stay out of the tall grass on hole 5!
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Greg Bikofsky
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January 31, 2016
In January 2016, the course is very well maintained. It is very scenic and it seems popular. I liked the stone wall and views of the Brandywine valley (I presume). The course is well marked, although it wasn't easy finding the first tee. BTW, the first tee is near the end of the parking lot and behind the wall all the way to the right! This is a very long course. The shots are long and there are significant elevation changes. Most the holes are in open fields that are spotted with trees here ...
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