Stoney Hill
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Rating:
(3 votes)
Location:
Extra Location(s):
First Tee: (34.166,-81.6)
Course Details:
# Holes: 20
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Other
Course Length: 6827
Alternate Length: 0
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 11
300 – 400ft: 4
Over 400ft: 5
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Course Description:
Challenging; huge hills, 2 creeks, and a variety of open and tight wooded shots. PRIVATE - no fee but must call first for reservation. More info at web site.
Course Established: 2006
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Additional Course Information for Stoney Hill:
Directions:
From Prosperity; #391 towards Batesburg, cross RR tracks, turn right on Church St. (becomes Counts Sausage), 4.9 miles to a left on Minick Lane, 1st drive on right. See website for detailed directions.
With the disclaimer that the author is one of the course owners...
This course is designed by longtime disc golfers and targeted towards Advanced and Pro players. We've tried to make every hole unique, from soaring off huge hills to threading tight woods, with OB a threat on most holes.
As a private course, there are no backups or litter, and it's a beautiful and peaceful place. And it is free to play.
On the other hand, reservations are required so you can't just play on a whim. For Rec and Casual players, the course may be overwhelming (there are no short tees), some of the rough is pretty rough, and a lost disc is always a risk.
Very challenging. Bring your game. The designers went all out to challenge the best disc golfers. Will be a 4 or 5 with concrete tees and signs.
Not to sound like a biased relative of the owner...but I like this course. Even though I'm moving up from Rec to Intermediate I find that I can play this course well. The pond does threaten to suck my disc's to it's muddy debts, but watching those babies fly from the top of #1 is awesome.
It'll defintely use all of your skills and wear you out, but it's fun as well as challenging.
Oh, and the big brown dog? He's harmless. Can't say the same for the snakes, bobcats, ticks, blackwidow spiders...etc.