The Hollows South

I have a mixed relationship with this course, so I’ll pretend for my reviews’ sake all my shots went straight: Very tough, technical wooded course that essentially brushes Hollows North at points. In more grown in months, you’ll want to refrain from missing fairways. You’ll likely find your disc, but may have to walk through thorns to grab stuff on a few holes. Some great shots over a couple of small valleys. Everything else is pick a line and run through the jungle. On shorts, the ...
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I have a mixed relationship with this course, so I’ll pretend for my reviews’ sake all my shots went straight:
Very tough, technical wooded course that essentially brushes Hollows North at points. In more grown in months, you’ll want to refrain from missing fairways. You’ll likely find your disc, but may have to walk through thorns to grab stuff on a few holes. Some great shots over a couple of small valleys. Everything else is pick a line and run through the jungle. On shorts, the course has several ace runs, and the par situation is a little more in tune with the rest of the courses in the area. On traditional layout, or longs, course becomes much more challenging. Lots of trees, definitely the most wooded course likely in the state. Can get muddy in early season or after rain. Nice Veteran baskets, tee pads are great. Could use more benches and TLC by the parks and rec, dozens of trees are a fall hazard. During tourneys and serious rounds, much more OB than its sister course. Throw accurate shots and hope the trees are on your side.
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