Ellis Crossing

@dannyutes

19

Pros: Amazing tpads Great baskets Practice basket even Good tsigns for a course this short Nice bridges BIG PLUS with dog park next to it Very nice new housing area Very clean Cons: 5 feet gap from tpad to basket on most holes. Extremely tight gaps and punishing when off NO ACE RUNS until literally last hole Trees in the middle of fairways No flight path for a disc to fly on a few holes This course has a lot of potential for a nice beginner neighborhood course. The problem is that it’s VERY FAR from a beginner course. Player has to hit five feet gaps all the way to the basket on most holes. You need to reward a thrower hitting gaps. This course you might hit the first gap but there’s 2 or more trees on the way to the basket. For a course this small, you need to be able to have ace runs. Too many trees in the way. Could be 45 ft away from the basket in the fairway and not be able to see the basket. Needs a lot of work with cutting down smaller trees. The course needs a disc golf minded person to make it a course where people come back to.

@goodlin99

264

Fun little dinker course to throw putters on

@bifmaster

32

Fun upshot course, fairways very tight

@stray92

35

Shot variety is awesome, pads are clean, lines are tough. Could use some better signage but overall an awesome 9 hole course.

@adamlarson99

102

Challenging 9 holes in the woods

@banner56

97

Definitely tight lines. If you hut a tree expect a Bodie. Every hole is birdyable if you hit your line. Really enjoyed it. Great tee pads. Easy to follow except between 8 and 9 where you have to go towards hole three, then turn right and down the hill

@oldgoofus

33

Great pitch and putt, perfect for a family round

@whitewolf5

26

Will plan to bring bug spray next time

@moorema1

73

Fun little technical course. Like a slightly longer more technical Dragonfly.

@discgolfcraig

576

Very good short, wooded layout.

@racertempo

91

Beautiful fun 9 holes!

@superblitz

41

Holes are short, but it is arguable to say it is a beginner course. Even for intermediate level players, you have to have good knowledge of your discs and be accurate at short range. This would be a good place to introduce young/new players to Carolina DG since it will show them the variation of shots and scramble they will need.

@double1d

22

A good and short 9 hole through the woods

@msmithcu

22

Great little pitch and putt with technical lines.

@wbennett

61

Do you have 20-30 minutes to play a course and practice touchy drives with your putter? Then this is the course for you! All you need is a straight flying putter and a Zone/Pig approach type disc. Fairways are tight. Shot more bogeys than I expected based on hole length. Limited parking. Good tees. Good way finding.

@greenha

59

Pretty darn good for a 9 hole pitch and putt. Nice use of terrain, solid baskets and tees. A great place to practice accuracy and shot shaping with slow discs through a variety of short holes. Drawbacks would be limited parking and no amenities to speak of as it is located in a housing development.

@jcooke1123

21

Very short. Almost too technical because of so many trees.

@mikelennett

209

A small jem of a course. Short, yes, but lots of trees to get around. The concrete pads were great, and the next hole arrows hanging under the baskets were nice.

@sjayne

46

Pretty great for a quick round, especially if you want your ability to hit tight lines tested.

@joshwalters

50

Fun, technical pitch and putt. Variety of lines and elevations. Fairways are tight but clean. Hit your tee shot or suffer jail. New Innova Discatcher baskets with next tee signs. Practice basket and course map at the entrance.