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sandalbagger · May 13 2011, 12:00 PM

Many years ago, when only a handful of us played Knob Hill, it didn't get muddy at all

ok.....well it was real bad back on 13 back then. That's When Steve Yokim and myself dug that drainage ditch and filled the entire thing with gravel that we carried by buckets from the parking lot. It fixed the issue for many years. But now the ditch has filled back in and the bridge is now like a dam. So.....

Ok it is muddy. But not every month. Guess that's why I used to play in sandals all the time. But from June 1 til the snow hits, the course is very dry.

I would say in the next 7-14 days that Knob will be mud free except for a few select areas.

May 13 2011, 12:00 PM	#578
sandalbagger PDGA Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Moraine State Park Posts: 2,002	Many years ago, when only a handful of us played Knob Hill, it didn't get muddy at all ok.....well it was real bad back on 13 back then. That's When Steve Yokim and myself dug that drainage ditch and filled the entire thing with gravel that we carried by buckets from the parking lot. It fixed the issue for many years. But now the ditch has filled back in and the bridge is now like a dam. So..... Ok it is muddy. But not every month. Guess that's why I used to play in sandals all the time. But from June 1 til the snow hits, the course is very dry. I would say in the next 7-14 days that Knob will be mud free except for a few select areas.