Foothills Disc Golf Course
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Year Established:
2003
Rating:
(1 vote)
Some tight fairways, long holes, good elevation changes and tricky pin placements. Bathrooms and soda machines at the pavilion.
Course Details
Course Type: Permanent
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Concrete
Course Length: 5,274ft
Alternate Length: 0ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 11 | 300 - 400ft: 5 | Over 400ft: 2
Directions
I-85; exit 35 toward Easley. In 5.5 miles, Hwy 86 becomes Hwy 8, 2.8 more miles to a right on Pope Field Rd. (JB "Red" Owens Rec sign). 0.8 miles to main entrance on right. At bottom of parking lot, find picnic shelter and course message board.
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Pros: -Concrete tee pads are in good shape.
-Most holes had tee signs.
-Nice variety of flight paths.
-Flow was logical.
-Goals in great shape.
Cons: -Undergrowth is getting a bit thick.
-Some tee signs missing.
Other Thoughts: I just moved to the area and have been craving a good 18 hole course with some challenge and a little length. I found it at Foothills for the first time since moving here.
I loved the wooded holes which were trimmed very well, and provided clear paths that were intended. The undergrowth from time to time was a bit thick, but overall, the course was in great shape.
Most holes had tee signs that were accurate as far as I could tell. They made judging the shot much easier (especially with the elevation changes.
I think my favorite hole was the downhill island hole on the high voltage power line. That was a fun straight/slightly anhyzer backhand for me. I wish I had been able to throw from the normal tee on the 800 foot hole, but football practice prevented this. We had to play from the alternate tee pad for safety. (I still say the kids had helmets on, and it would have been OK to drive over them....just kidding).
Overall, I really liked the course and definitely look forward to playing it again. The rating right now is held back by the undergrowth condition. If this was corrected, it would move up quite a bit in my mind. I will keep an eye on it and adjust the rating accordingly. I hope there are more around that are as good or better than this one.