Pyramids

$6 to play single round. Great Selection of Discs in Pro Shop (Marshall Street). Not sure @ all day fee, but there is yearly membership for locals. Great Course. Beautiful! Only one Tee pad for e ... show more ›

$6 to play single round. Great Selection of Discs in Pro Shop (Marshall Street). Not sure @ all day fee, but there is yearly membership for locals. Great Course. Beautiful! Only one Tee pad for every hole, They are FANTASTIC. They have a short (silver par 56) and long (gold par 64) basket on every hole. I am not a Fan of this. Some of them are Much Too Close to each other. Hole #4 is Absolutely Gorgeous. You have to see the spread legs tree in the middle of the fairway. The Gold basket for it is awesome. Only 2 Open Holes #14 and 16. One serious complaint is Holes 6,7,and 8. 6 and 8 are downhill holes with (4) baskets fairly close to each other. And 7 is an uphill hole inbetween them. That Teepad is a DANGER ZONE. Got hit in the leg my first time playing there. But I definitely Want to come back!

UPDATE - Played again March 2012, they redesigned holes 17 and 18. 18 no longer plays over the parkiung lot, much better layout, well done! Great course, well maintained. Tables, benches and rubb ... show more ›

UPDATE - Played again March 2012, they redesigned holes 17 and 18. 18 no longer plays over the parkiung lot, much better layout, well done!

Great course, well maintained. Tables, benches and rubbish barrels at every hole. Great mix of tight trees, open fields and both up and downhill shots. Can get crowded but most everyone was friendly. One group got too rowdy and was asked to leave. $10 for all day play isn't bad at all and there is an awesome proshop onsite as well. Only complaint is the 18th layout, absolutely stupid...you have 5+ foot trees plus about a 7' net directly in front of you, just couple yards out, then you have to drive over the parking lot. Can't imagine how many cars get hit! Great course overall, a must play for anyone.

First time playing at Pyramids (May 2011), and I really liked this course. Plenty of casual water hazards, lots of up and down elevation change, well wooded and cleared where it needs to be, and the ... show more ›

First time playing at Pyramids (May 2011), and I really liked this course. Plenty of casual water hazards, lots of up and down elevation change, well wooded and cleared where it needs to be, and the option to play short (silver) and long (gold) baskets. Rubber mat tees, I think each even has a broom, tables, trash barrels and probably some of the best signage I've seen anywhere. Doing 18 at Pyramids and then crossing the street to Maple Hill is a good day of DG!

The on site pro shop is insanely good too, one of the best in the area.

i like this course a lot- and obviously has the best pro shop ever. Some real challenging holes- good quality tee pads. i usually just play silvers since they're a little closer. but thankfully th ... show more ›

i like this course a lot- and obviously has the best pro shop ever. Some real challenging holes- good quality tee pads. i usually just play silvers since they're a little closer. but thankfully they're not "beginner's" distance- they're just not quite as long as the gold baskets on average. this place is worth checking out for sure- the course and the shop. i prefer it to maple hill, but i know many who are the other way around.