Pine Ridge Park
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(1 vote)
Location:
Old William Penn Hwy and Snyder Ln.
Blairsville, Pennsylvania 15717
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Lat/Lon: (40.446, -79.203)
Blairsville, Pennsylvania 15717
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Lat/Lon: (40.446, -79.203)
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Course Details:
# Holes: 9
Target Type: Mach3
Tee Type: Crushed Stone
Elevation: 50/50 Flat/Hills
Foliage: Average
Course Length: 2534
Alternate Length: 0
Designer: Patrick McKinney
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 7
300 – 400ft: 2
Over 400ft: 0
Contact:
Edwin Patterson
Work: (724) 463-8636
Work: (724) 463-8636
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Course Description:
Variety of open, wooded, uphill, downhill, straight, and dog-legged holes on this recreational course in the naturally diverse Chestnut Ridge area. Bug spray may be needed.
Course Established: 2010
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Directions:
From Indiana and the north; Rte 119 south, go under Rte 22 near Blairsville to the left on Old William Penn Hwy (old Rte 22) toward the Chestnut Ridge Inn. Go 300' past the Inn and veer left (still Old Wm Penn Hwy) 0.5 mile to the park on right. From Derry and the south; Rte 217 north into Blairsville. Turn right on East Market St. (becomes Old Penn Hwy), turn right at golf course toward the Chestnut Ridge Inn.
Unfortunately, this course is unplayable during the peak disc golf season because of the bugs (mosquitos and gnats). We have tried multiple times to play it - on cool mornings, after long dry stretches, on hot days - but never get through more than 5 holes before getting that panicky feeling like we are being attacked by bugs. The course is short and fairly open, and none of the holes are very challenging. It might be a nicer course in the fall or early spring, though we have made a decision to never go back. It's unfortunate because it's a nice setting, and the course could be better (longer, better marked, better paths between holes) with some planning and some effort. Oh, by the way, yes - we have also tried bug spray - it doesn't work with these critters!