Claystone Park
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Rating:
(4 votes)
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Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Concrete
Foliage: Woodsy
Course Length: 4456
Alternate Length: 0
Designer: Tom Monroe
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 13
300 – 400ft: 4
Over 400ft: 1
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Course Description:
On 30 acres on the banks of Lake Tobesofkee. Technical - ranges from heavy woods to open fairways on the banks of the lake. Park phone: (478) 474-8770. $3/park fee.
Course Established: 2007
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Reviews:
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Pro: Only course in Macon area
Cons: Very RHBH biased
Poor use of availble terrain
Vechicles and fishmen in target line on last 4 holes
Tee pads too small and slick
Only one set of tee pads per hole
Several holes in row 190' course lack character
$3 per person to enter park (course free?)
It's hard to believe that Tom Monroe designed this course.
I do not live in the Macon area, but due to working there, I have had the opportunity to play this course a dozen times or more. Holes 1 thru 9 all have opportunities for an Ace. All of the holes require control of the disc. If its not the woods to stay out of, its the water! I really like the design of the course and use of the terrain, although I think that there is probably room for another nine holes that could be worked in. If you are within an hour or so, it is really worth the trip. The park it very scenic and well maintained. I read the only review for this course prior to mine and almost didnt play the course based on the negative review. Im glad that I decided to play it afterall. Overall, it is a very fun and challenging course, and the Disc Golfers there are good people as usual..
Played the course 11/1/10, to break up a drive from Cincinnati to Tampa. The course was in excellent condition, and play was quick since it was a weekday afternoon. Definitely liked the layout, it was easy to determine where to go. Many holes reachable with a putter, but I don't believe that the distances on the tee markers are accurate. Hole 15 across the water is a lot of fun. Definitely worth playing.
A scenic 18 holes. I live within 30 miles and play at this course once a week. The front nine allows easy birdies; the back nine is what you have to worry about. The back nine yields a variety of mid to long distance from holes 10 to 14, and 15 thru 18 each give you the "opportunity" of jumping in the water after your disc. Overall its a well balanced course to test your BH and FH.