Malabar Disc Golf
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Rating:
(3 votes)
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Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: Chainstar
Tee Type: Mixed
Elevation: Flat
Foliage: Corridor
Course Length: 5513
Alternate Length: 0
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 9
300 – 400ft: 8
Over 400ft: 1
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Course Description:
On native Pine and Palmetto barren. Very tight - accuracy a must.
Course Established: 2006
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Additional Course Information for Malabar Disc Golf:
Directions:
From I-95: Malabar Rd. exit (#173). Go east on Malabar Road (514) towards US Hwy 1 to the course on right - across from the Fire Station at the intersection with Malabar Woods Blvd. From US1: West on Malabar Road (514) 1.3 miles to course on left.
Course is shaping up! The three new concrete pads are a big hit. More pads to be put in soon.
Very challenging and fun course. Lots of trees and accuracy is a must. The course caretakers have done a great job of developing this course and their hard work is evident. There are even scorecards with the course map on the back available at the entrance, which is wonderful for folks like me playing the course for the first time. The course is densely populated with palmetto bushes, which are very good at hiding discs. I played with a buddy, and one of us would walk 2/3 of the way to the basket and spot while the other threw from the tee because we got tired of wasting so much time looking for discs that got lost in the palmetto bushes. I don't think I would play this course without a spotter. If you don't know exactly which palmetto bush your disc went into, you might never find it.
What a joke and waste of time this course is. I came to Florida on vacation to have fun, relax and get some disc golf in. I walked away from Malabar licking my wounds and 3 disc lighter. My legs were all torn up form searching for disc in the bushes. The Course did not make much since you can tell it was designed by an amateur. I am not one to complain of long holes, but these holes are to long for the space they are in. I am not sure of what the deal is here, did they not have enough land? OK then you need to shorten up the holes. And whats with the 2 pad hole, how can 2 sets of foursomes drive during tournament play. Ridiculous! designer needs to be shot.