Doris Leeper

@cchristner

200

While this is a nice course, I am most definitely not a fan of throwing along and across the biking/walking paths. Add to this the fact that "keep dogs leashed" apparently doesn't apply to anyone and you never know where or when a bike, person and/or dog is going to appear in the fairway means it's extremely uncomfortable playing this course. I never did see the basket for #11 so I'm assuming it's missing and there were so many folks and dogs in the big field, I never bothered playing 17-18. I'll add, I like the puppers so I got to meet and greet a lot of friendly dogs but if you don't like or are afraid of dogs, you definitely do not want to play here.

@capster1976

73

Tough but fair. Like my mom.

@papahammer

70

Good short course,but it is a dog run unleashed!

@shanetrain69

44

Beautiful coarse…a couple of par 4-5 would make this coarse even better!

@noahprophet

53

Best course I've played in the area! I'd recommend this course for intermediate/advanced and Reed Canal for beginner. Doris Leeper is a good variety of wooded/open, lengths, and shot shapes.

@hyzerkeith

44

Lots of blind shots, had to walk half way to basket to see line. Tee signs, when readable, are not too helpful. UDisc distances rarely matched up. Good mix of open and wooded. Probably more fun 2nd or 3rd round.

@thaoa14

44

So much foot traffic makes it hard to play holes. Not a fun course for a first timer. Most holes are unseeable and have to walk halfway to find them

@brettski321

55

Fun course, very scorable. Be prepared to wait on pedestrians and others in the park. As of today it's a little over grown on some of the teepads and fairways. Hopefully gets some love before the tournament coming up.

@learythecablgi

50

This course is a classic middle Florida track with the unique woods style start and an open back 5-6 to finish. Once you start a round the map shows very clearly, but it sucks that there isn’t a “smart layout” that you can look at. Pads are a touch small on some holes, but a lot of holes even on the longs do not require a large run up. Losing a disc is definitely possible with the thick roughs and palms. Overall a solid course that I enjoyed with the mix of shots, but not something I would travel more than 30min for.

@godsdefender777

112

Well-designed, well-kept, destination course!

@gnarlylad

112

Well upkept! Mostly woods but did give a few long open shots.

@corbin161

77

Short lil course. I’m advanced/open player and played refs. Should’ve done blue. There wasn’t much difference between the 2

@kevinr12345

59

Variety of shots

@danieljharper

54

Pretty cool getting to see horses! Couple of holes, though where I was worried about throwing near horse trailers or horses.  couple of cool elevator baskets. A little bit confusing on the lay out. 

@jyjyreyes

66

I play here often and love it. However, someone new to the course would find it hard to navigate without UDisc. Otherwise the crew does a great job and everything is manicured well. Love that they switched up basket positions.

@zacharysmithh

62

Beautiful course in a nature preserve. The best course in NSB in my opinion.

@frankiejpainter

124

Seems overgrown and many red tee signs either gone or faded

@samross37

111

Saint-Maximin

@stanpelz

47

Played on 6/10 and really liked it. Nice mix of tight, thick wooded holes as well as longer open holes. In nice shape thanks to NSBDGC. Props! Beautiful and scenic. Some really tight openings on a few holes, so be prepared to hit some trees and hunt through some thick vegetation. I’m a fan!!!

@connorapainter

109

Fun, difficult course with a healthy mixture of open and technical holes. Some holes incorporate walking paths, but I’ve never had much of a problem with walkers. Two tee pads, two possible basket placements.