 Holein1
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Posted: Thursday, February 11, 2021 @ 1:36:19 PM at |
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Very nice hilly course and not quite as steep as some players commmented...
The panorama is beautiful and the course is fun to play, but you will need to click on the "Fly by" option quite often to see the holes' layouts, especially on the back 9.
As expected, there are plenty of dogleg holes, starting with the par-4 3rd, turning right all the way downhill to the green with a small pond in front.
Two of my favorite holes are the par-4 4th, straightforward, but very nice with its downhill tee shot and elevated green, and the par-3 6th, with a steep elevated green set on a plateau. Another beautiful hole is the par-4 8th, a right dogleg with a downhill slope and elevated green, but the par-4 9th hole is not to be overlooked, either, with its downhill slope and a small lake on the right side, partially hidden by trees.
Coming back, I like the par-4 12th hole with its narrow slanted fairway and small creek flowing across, and its nice elevated green. Another hole that stands out is the serpentine par-5 14th, with its very narrow tree-lined fairway and with water behind the green. The par-4 15th hole, a right dogleg with an elevated green and the par-5 16th hole, a very sharp right dogleg with a downhill green are not only pretty, but quite tough !
Very well designed and quite challenging, this course is a definite keeper, even with its very smooth fairways and elevated terrain. Danut Golf's vivid imagination struck again !
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nork
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Posted: Saturday, October 10, 2009 @ 10:52:24 AM at |
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I really liked this course. For me, the elevations were fantastic - they make the course much more interesting. The textures were just fine in my opinion, personally I don't like fairway and green colours to be too glaring.
Thank you Steve for this, it's going to go in my 'hilly' courses section as one of my favourites.
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Putt
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Posted: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 @ 3:30:22 PM at |
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Good to see that you are still designing courses Steve..,remember you from the PGA2000 game. Enjoyed the course but the bland fairway texture seemed unsuitable for such a hilly course. Thanks for all your courses and of cos your course libraries.
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axe360
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Posted: Sunday, February 22, 2009 @ 1:46:13 PM at |
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I really liked this course, fairways, bunkers and greens were done superbly. No lagg on my low end machine. Everything blended nicely. Fun Fun course.
Peace
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grizz 1952
United States of America |
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Posted: Sunday, February 22, 2009 @ 11:52:28 AM at |
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elevation changes are really unreal. course would play better if elevations were right off the tee
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rgaps
United States of America |
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Posted: Sunday, February 22, 2009 @ 11:49:17 AM at |
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A very nice, albeit hilly course that makes you think about shot distance and placement.
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dufferdave55
United States of America |
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Posted: Sunday, February 22, 2009 @ 7:01:20 AM at |
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Played intermediate, breezy, very dry, and thought it was FANTASTIC! Not for the edgers, you need to shape shots and play it like REAL golf. This definitely a keeper and will play it many more times. Thanks.
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Danut Golf
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Posted: Saturday, February 21, 2009 @ 5:24:47 PM at |
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Thank you very much, Spyder. All comments are welcome. I don't agree with your comments, but I appreciate them. I played this course on very dry and breezy conditions with difficult pins. We had a great time. Take care.
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Spyder MacAbee
United States of America |
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Posted: Saturday, February 21, 2009 @ 5:12:57 PM at |
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I wonder if you play the courses you design. The elevations on this course were ridiculously unrealistic. Besides a caddie, you'd need a packmule and a sherpa guide if this were a real course.
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