Orange Crush
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Rating:
(2 votes)
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Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Gravel
Elevation: Mostly Hilly
Foliage: Woodsy
Course Length: 4342
Alternate Length: 6977
Designer: Phil Burton, Joshua Smith
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 3
300 – 400ft: 6
Over 400ft: 9
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Course Description:
Very woodsy with many twists and turns. Mix of tight and open. Elevated basket on Lucky #8 (set in an ancient stone fireplace). Part of the Seth Burton Memorial Disc Golf Complex.
Course Established: 2007
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Directions:
I-79; exit 135 (Pleasant Valley Rd.). Turn towards Pleasant Valley, 0.3 mile to a left at stop sign, 0.3 mile to a right into Morris Park (large blind curve). Park in entrance cul-de-sac or around park to the 2nd pavilion. 1st tee way down in the woods below the pavilion.
Orange Crush is in the woods of Morris Park and is a very demanding counterpart to the Seth Burton Memorial Disc Golf Course which it surrounds. The course features long and short natural tee pads, "A" and "B" basket positions, difficult wooded hallways and ascending/descending elevation changing shots.
The par's vary significantly with a solid 66 from long tee's and a sharp 58 from short tee's. Every aspect of your disc golf game will be tested at this course. Bring plenty of water and snacks because this course is an adventure!
Stay the weekend and play all of the multi-course configurations as the front and back 9 of both courses "link up" making 4 total layouts. "Orange Crush", "Mellow Orange", "Crush Yellow" and Seth's course (aka Mellow Yellow) are 4 great disc golf courses waiting for you to play!
This would be a 4 1/2 or 5 if there were some open fairways where you could let rip with the drives. That's just personal opinion. Amazing course still with great layout and creative holes. All the trees really makes you work on precision. Some interesting creeks in play also. I would say the only downside is the gravel teepads, but there's still great signs.